Sentence examples for shortcomings I from inspiring English sources

This approach has three shortcomings: (i) the selected standalone algorithm may not be robust; (ii) it wastes the resources for constructing the algorithms that are discarded; (iii) it requires the testing data in addition to the training data.

Shortcomings (i.e. expected drawbacks and problems the implementation faces): comprising a set of six questions (shown in the first column of Table 2) for the perceptions of experts regarding the possible shortcomings from the implementation of a quality and safety management system.

My daughter regularly reminds me of my shortcomings (i.e. dated clothes, stupid jokes, poor memory and bad cooking/microwaving). Yet, she has helped me embrace all those imperfections--as I recognize that they bother her more than they bother me--and I, more kindly, help her embrace her own.

However, such a relationship has two severe shortcomings: i) as no organism can produce indefinitely many offspring there will always be an upper limit to reproduction and ii) as a minimum of resources has to be invested to successfully produce and raise one single offspring there is a lower limit of resources necessary to start reproduction.

The immense practicality of these tools, however, comes with its set of shortcomings: (i) they inevitably carry out parameter estimation of a model before constructing its VPC; (ii) they do not offer extensions to the VPC; and (iii) generating VPCs of high complexity datasets may be devious.

However, the reporting of the study has several shortcomings, i.e. the number of males and females among the 143 subjects was not stated, and the study obtained a low quality score with 38% of items positive [Additional file 1].

Despite these shortcomings, "Is Marriage for White People?" is an important book, and not only for those interested in African-American life.

We provide evidence that this methodological shortcoming (i.e., the loss of control) is not trivial.

However, it has a vital shortcoming, i.e., small surface area which results in poor QD loading.

However, SLS has an inherent shortcoming (i.e. heat transfer reactions by radiation, convection and conduction in the feeders and in the powder bed) and as a result, the biodegradable polymer powder is likely to degrade (Pham et al. 2008).

To make up for this shortcoming, I asked my precocious 9-year-old second cousin, Kelsey, to play the game.