Sentence examples for shortcomings owing from inspiring English sources

Current liver transplantation strategies face severe shortcomings owing to scarcity of donors, immunogenicity, prohibitive costs and poor survival rates.

However, all of these kind of server-centric architectures still suffer from some critical shortcomings owing to the server's responsibility of forwarding packets.

Scintigraphic assessment of absorbed dose to the bone marrow has its shortcomings owing to over- and underlying tissues as well as to the local variability in bone marrow involvement by the disease targeted.

No one can blame Africans for the weather, but most of the continent's shortcomings owe less to acts of God than to acts of man.

This shortcoming may owe something to clashing egos.

But the €2.5bn (£2bn) scheme is in disarray with politicians and planners alike licking their wounds after news that the opening of Willy Brandt airport is to be delayed for months owing to safety shortcomings.

In fact, owing to the shortcomings of Brazil's state-owned telephone system, a cellphone line costs around $2,000, and even that is only available through a (booming) grey market.

Targeted nanosize drug delivery system such as liposome, nanoparticle, micelles, nucleic acid, nanogels can potentially overcome the shortcomings of available anticancer drugs owing to its high stability, specificity and highly controlled drug release.

Perhaps owing to methodological shortcomings, a multicentre trial that randomised surgical patients to pulmonary artery catheter guided or conventional management failed to show a difference in outcome [ 63, 64].

However, owing to certain shortcomings in the execution of this trial, as mentioned hereafter in the discussion, while the within-group differences for both treatments suggest improvement, the between-group differences do not provide evidence that PEPT offers additional benefit over CONV.

The performance of both kinds of methods may deteriorate as a consequence of feature occlusion and the variation of illumination, owing to the intrinsic shortcoming of 2D data.