Sentence examples for substantial shortcoming from inspiring English sources

The book's substantial shortcoming, however, is its failure to illuminate everything else "in between".

The manually developed models have a substantial shortcoming due to model subjectivity and difficulties with accessing its reliability.

This is a substantial shortcoming in the literature.

A further substantial shortcoming is that not all of the 92 patients who originally received implants were available for all follow-up visits.

We do not know why the findings in this study would differ between urban and rural participants, and as such we suggest that this is not likely to be a substantial shortcoming of the study.

Although such imbalances served a substantial shortcoming for a retrospective study, it is equally importantly to note that more patients with poorer prognostic factors (male gender and higher stage) were treated without concurrent chemotherapy, which is considered a less aggressive approach.

No doubt, there were substantial shortcomings in the banks' mortgage servicing departments.

Several tools are already available but there are still substantial shortcomings.

Researchers who in the mid-1990s observed more than 9,000 seriously ill patients in five American teaching hospitals found substantial shortcomings in the care of the dying.

Staff said they received little feedback from the senior team when they raised concerns and there were substantial shortcomings in communications between management and the clinical divisions.

In June, the Swedish Schools Inspectorate fined the city council 600,000 kronor (£46,000) for "substantial shortcomings in the areas of security and the study environment" at Kronan school.