Sentence examples similar to review shortcomings from inspiring English sources

The review found shortcomings in the estimated environmental and social impact of the project and concluded it could proceed only by "unacceptable means".

A few months ago, Mr. DeMarco agreed under prodding from the administration to convene a meeting with industry representatives to review the shortcomings of the program and the continuing problems in the housing market.

By means of Fourier analysis, we first review the shortcomings of the Galerkin/Least-Squares (GLS) and the Subgrid Scale (SGS) methods during the change in sign of the reaction coefficient that motivates us for the present linear stabilization as a combined GLS-SGS methodology.

Results: We first review the shortcomings of the existing generic sampling scheme switch randomization and explain its unsuitability for application to metabolic networks.

The literature review illustrates shortcomings in pain management among RNs, particularly when it concerns RNs' evidence-based practice in cancer pain management and it would thus appear appropriate to explore how this important nursing activity can be improved.

Consequently, the literature review identified shortcomings with existing measures, and it was decided to develop a new instrument to measure the experiences of hospital care of both inpatients and outpatients that could be used in a future national survey in Norway.

It's a compelling performance, the national treasure reviewing her shortcomings.

Each of the Nodal Points associated with the various disciplines has been critically reviewed, and shortcomings have been identified.

After reviewing the shortcomings of the existing architectures, we developed an initial architecture according to these principles and embedded it in a robot platform.

After reviewing the shortcomings of these algorithms, we realize that the performance can be further improved by a more intelligent search.

He said that the agency recognized the reviews had shortcomings but that "maintaining the course would have resulted in billions more being paid to consultants and fewer dollars to consumers".