The qualitative evaluation found shortcomings in the design of the CME.
Shortcomings of qualitative simulation and of quantitative simulation motivate combining them to do simulations exhibiting strengths of both.
When employed to the analysis of the CGAM-problem, the new approach complies with qualitative reasoning, resolves the shortcomings and shows comparable results with previous approaches.
However, reliance on frequency counts to determine the significance of qualitative findings has inherent shortcomings; the frequency with which an issue is mentioned by research participants may not necessarily be a reflection of its significance but rather, the ease with which it can be mentioned.
Meglhioratti et al. (2005) found similar shortcomings in a qualitative analysis performed with biology teachers.
The process revealed some of the underlying assumptions and routinised practices in "clinical trial culture" that are potentially detrimental to the collection of accurate data, as well as some of the shortcomings of large qualitative studies, and pointed to some potential solutions.
Resulting qualitative comments focussed on textual shortcomings, redundancies and omissions.
The results show that most NAS have shortcomings regarding the qualitative categories of assessment and perform better in quantitative terms.
A major shortcoming of existing qualitative and quantitative evidence is that all studies included in these reviews adopted an individualistic approach to physical activity in retirement; no study considered the family context or, more specifically, the influence a spouse might have.
This would remedy a rather glaring shortcoming which Hilpinen's qualitative proposal shares with Popper's original proposal, namely that no falsehood is closer to the truth than any truth (even the worthless tautology).
