Sentence examples for suggested shortcomings from inspiring English sources

In summarizing the discussion, Dr. Rita Wright, an archaeologist at New York University, welcomed the Ryan-Pitman hypothesis, whatever its suggested shortcomings.

Some authors have suggested shortcomings in the evaluation of neurological symptoms by emergency physicians.

Based on suggested shortcomings of genetically engineered mice (GEM), the authors conclude that this goal can merely be achieved by improving xenograft models.

Furthermore, the wide-ranging mortality (3-82%), high ICU fatality, and negative impact of care delays suggest shortcomings with the current triaging practices.

These findings suggests shortcomings in the supporting policy for AD plants in the Czech Republic, resulting in unintended environmental consequences, and missed opportunities to enhance energy self-sufficiency and resilience in the countryside.

This further suggests shortcomings of RECIST criteria and supports the use of EASL assessment criteria focused on tumor necrosis when evaluating response to radioembolization [ 9].

Although two former studies have suggested the shortcomings of using the variation of C(k) in assessing network hierarchy [ 10, 26], our study provided further and more direct evidences.

5) Some research suggests instructional shortcomings of AP curriculums, especially at schools serving marginalized students.

Frankly a disgraceful and poisonous article suggesting that shortcomings in the NHS are.

This is not to suggest that shortcomings do not need to be addressed.

But to suggest these shortcomings are the core problem is complacent, and overlooks the real improvements that have taken place in recent years.