Sentence examples for shortcomings attributed to from inspiring English sources

This is an important finding to reduce possible shortcomings attributed to subjectivity in interpreting BM morphology, standardization of prominent BM parameters is a key issue and an essential feature, especially in PV cases presenting clinically with an ET-like appearance.

These days, shortcomings are attributed to competence rather than ideology.

Instead, this shortcoming is attributed to the model for τL.

For Butch Carter, the final shot was not the problem; it was the fact that the Raptors allowed a 14-point lead with 11 minutes to play to vanish, a shortcoming he attributed to his team's inexperience.

The report (in Dutch, but with a short summary in English at the end) presents a laundry list of shortcomings and errors attributed to the study's investigators and sponsoring institutions, including disregard for scientific rules and regulations.

He even suggests that many of Reagan's shortcomings may be attributed to being the child of an alcoholic father, noting that he himself grew up under the same burden.

A U.S. District Court judge took Maryland and federal officials to task Wednesday for ignoring Metro's maintenance problems and falling ridership when they estimated how many people will ride the Purple Line, a shortcoming the judge attributed to a "cavalier attitude" that he found "troubling" for a $2 billion transit project that will connect to the Metro system.

This shortcoming can be attributed to the restricted time frame allotted for seminars.

In the literature this is often attributed to shortcomings in the 'numerics'numerics

In the past week, Pletcher has been bemused, and at times exasperated, by the shortcomings that have been attributed to Super Saver.

These discrepancies were attributed to shortcomings in the molecular mixing models in the flows of interest where the turbulent Reynolds numbers are low.