I've come to believe that these failures spring from a single failure: reliance on an overly simplistic view of human nature.
However, these techniques performances are not upto the mark, because of single node reliance.
Research investigating the influence of parenting has been hampered by several methodological problems including method variance, that is, reports of parenting and offspring's depressive symptoms are both derived from a single reporter, 15 reliance on small sample sizes, 16 cross-sectional design, 15 and relatively short follow-up periods of prospective studies.
Districts and states will then have to abandon an unfair reliance on single tests to evaluate students.
So far, these weighted aggregate measures have not been readily available to researchers — hence their reliance on single metrics on which data are available.
The paper suffers from many of the same flaws as the mainstream Arab press: too much reliance on single sources, and news pages that often show a loose mingling of fact, rumor and opinion.
Google docs mean they can dispense with the reliance on single shared spreadsheets to plan tasks and monitor completed work; while, with Trello, users can manage assignments to each editor, so everybody instantly knows what task they have been allocated, what they need to do, and when deadlines fall.
Future computer architectures are likely to feature greater reliance on single instruction multiple data (SIMD) processing for high throughput processing of data-intensive workloads.
Reliance upon single, even source-specific, markers of fecal pollution can be ineffective if they are labile or persistent relative to pathogens.
Additionally, as >90% of Alzheimer's and Parkinson's cases are sporadic this study suggests mechanisms by which multiple mutations together may contribute to neurodegeneration instead of reliance on single mutations to produce disease.
Limitations include the single centre and the reliance upon questionnaires.
