Sentence examples for quality shortcomings from inspiring English sources

The high resolution is handy for a lot of things, obviously, and if you're not doing any serious graphics work on it, you're not going to notice the image quality shortcomings.

Despite established data quality shortcomings, the magnitude of the observed differences and the nonconformities constitute leads to quality improvement.

While the commission heavily criticized Perkin-Elmer for these managerial failings, NASA was also criticized for not picking up on the quality control shortcomings, such as relying totally on test results from a single instrument.

Reports of study quality had shortcomings on subjects of data-analysis.

If your phone is going to be your primary camera, it's worth considering the qualities and shortcomings of that camera as much as the phone's storage, screen resolution, color, and so on.

But then you play it, and realise that it's so much more than any on-paper list of qualities and shortcomings can do justice to.

[P2] The third stage ('true contact') is a crucial one, in which the clinician needs to recognize and genuinely understand the patient with both his or her qualities and shortcomings, as well as the patients' suffering.

Diverse data sources are considered within the 'search space' of pharmacovigilance scientists, and respective data analysis methods are employed, all with their qualities and shortcomings, towards more timely and accurate signal detection.

I've already remarked on the volume and sound quality, which are shortcomings I can live with.

Reports of high overall quality, with few shortcomings, will score 4 or 5. Previously the ISQ has mainly been used by studies evaluating health reporting in newspapers.

Organisational Motivation assesses whether the motivational context of the organisation in which the intervention was introduced was described; for example to convey whether a given quality problem such as shortcomings in quality of care indicators was being addressed.