Sentence examples for shortcomings of scale from inspiring English sources
In order to solve the shortcomings of scale sensitive and more time consuming, Zhang et al. [22] proposed a potential support vector machine (PSVM) algorithm, which uses a novel objective function to overcome the problem of scale sensitivity in SVM.
A customised instrument is designed to mitigate the shortcomings of generalising scale items and findings of generic job satisfaction surveys to a single occupation.
As most studies assessed psychological adjustment by means of the Child Behavior Checklist [ 12] well-known shortcomings of the scale within the context of chronic disease must be addressed [ 55].
To support this, we have formalised three lessons that might overcome the shortcomings of small-scale, pilot-specific evaluations.
This shortcoming of laboratory scale trickle bed reactor can be resolved by diluting the catalyst bed with fine inert particles.
This finding may account for the shortcomings of random-walk (scale-finite) models when used to predict large-scale movement and search patterns by extrapolating from observations made at small scales.
40 In order to address the shortcoming of small-scale compression testing, we recently developed a quantitative in situ TEM tensile approach.
The apparent ambiguity of theoretical and experimental findings may in part be due to experimental shortcomings and/or heterogeneity of scales and methods in earlier studies.
A shortcoming of the ASES scale, like most other shoulder outcome measure tools, is the lack of a validated definition of the functional capacity indicated by a certain ASES index.
Recently, a revised version of the NPI, the Neuropsychiatric Inventory Clinician reported (NPI-C) [ 19], has been developed to address several shortcomings of the NPI and other rating scales and is a well-validated and commonly used scale.
Future research priorities should include overcoming the methodological shortcomings of published work by conducting large-scale trials that incorporate both clinical outcome and more process-orientated measures.
