Sentence examples for subtle shortcoming from inspiring English sources
An important and subtle shortcoming of some data analysis protocols is to not balance the training and testing data, seriously affecting variance, statistical power (and potentially biasing error estimates).
While a camera's small liquid-crystal display will not reveal subtle shortcomings, it will show if the camera has any major problems.
Both devices showed excellent results but have subtle shortcomings that hamper design flexibility or that limit feasibility in true LOC applications.
While the firewalls appear to work well at the very first glimpse, there might be more subtle differences and shortcomings, see Section 7.1.
The shortcomings are subtle, but then, nuance is king at The New Yorker.
He was quick to say Sunday night that he still had limitations and that there were things to work on, although whatever shortcomings he and the Broncos still possess are subtle at best.
The shortcomings of the HMM due to model definition and related implementation are more subtle.
The settlement fixed some of the most egregious shortcomings of the old system, but the actual results, so far, have been more subtle.
What proceeds might be described as the wrong kind of masterclass, for Subtle Bodies is a novel whose assumptions are so thoroughly back to front that it offers an oddly lucid account of its own shortcomings.
