Sentence examples for relevant shortcoming from inspiring English sources

Finally, another relevant shortcoming is that they tend to consider competition in quantities, particularly, the Cournot model.

A second relevant shortcoming is the limited duration of follow-up reported in these studies, which has ranged between 3 weeks and 3 months.

PCA has produced model results that are statistically similar to the variable ranking approach as considered by random forests, yet, PCA still requires the computation of all 1485 descriptors for its application which is a relevant shortcoming.

Aside from certain limitations (for example, non-standardized measurements of troponin), a potentially relevant shortcoming is the comparatively small population of patients.

A relevant shortcoming of the MFA is that it fails to process missing elements, so that some relevant variables were excluded from the analysis [ 13].

Especially, in the field of protection against local pipe break effects, the WWER plants showed some relevant shortcomings.

The FBI report begins with a seemingly exhaustive list of Clinton's communication procedures within the State Department and her relevant shortcomings in terms of record-keeping.

However, it encompasses some relevant shortcomings.

Other relevant shortcomings are the floor and ceiling effects of the IONB-QoL scales and subscales (Table  1A).

The complementary approaches utilized in the current work allowed us to uncover relevant shortcomings of both oligoarray and small RNA deep sequencing in the characterization of miRNA expression patterns.

Other hazard-related shortcomings relevant to HTPS are discussed more thoroughly in the Screening and testing section of this study.