Sentence examples for shortcomings through from inspiring English sources

This study proposes a system that aims to address some of these shortcomings through automation.

In this study, we address these shortcomings through analysis of adenoviral diversity in the context of their receptor binding, fiber proteins.

The Yankees' rotation, such a strength in the first half, has revealed shortcomings through two games, both routs, after the All-Star break.

High-resolution modeling addresses these shortcomings through increased topological resolution, greater temporal disaggregation, extended model scope, and support for context-dependent component performance.

Gov. James E. McGreevey, criticizing New Jersey Republicans' handling of budget numbers, used a new term: "Enronize," meaning "to hide fiscal shortcomings through slick financial legerdemain and bald-faced lies".

Though the use of interview data may violate some assumptions of the occupancy modeling approach for determining 'proportion of area occupied', we countered these shortcomings through study design and interpreting the occupancy parameter, psi, as 'probability of habitat used'.

The possibility of compensating for this shortcoming through reuse of the magnetic materials or improving the design and efficiency of the magnetic refrigerator has been examined.

This paper therefore proposes a formalized input generating model that addresses this shortcoming through the creation of an inference process, breast cancer lexicon, rule set and natural language processing (NLP).

There has been a move to address this shortcoming through smartphones and other touch-screen devices, and there is a certain logic to this idea: Your iPhone is connected to the Internet and its screen can be quickly changed to show any device's controls, so could it be the perfect universal remote?

In this paper we address this shortcoming through a spatial Bayesian hierarchical model that fits the van Genuchten model and predicts the fields of hydraulic parameters of the van Genuchten model as well as fields of the corresponding soil water retention curves.

This article suggests that correcting this shortcoming through the development of greater coherence is achievable within the existing ASEAN approach to managing regional affairs.