Sentence examples for technical shortcomings of from inspiring English sources
But given the unorthodox demands and occasional technical shortcomings of his writing, his music has been best served by performers who approach it with sympathy and absolute commitment.
Risk factors include comminution, high-energy fractures, open fractures and technical shortcomings of surgery (Fig. 7).
Besides lack of procedural effectiveness, this discrepancy could also be explained by differences in population characteristics or technical shortcomings of 123I mIBG scintigraphy.
In conclusion, the liquid nitrogen jet fracturing presented apparent superiorities not only in avoiding the problems in hydraulic fracturing but also in overcoming the technical shortcomings of conventional liquid nitrogen fracturing.
Ironically, he asked that the internet be "driven by engineers" and not "lawyers and accountants" — ironic because hundreds of prominent engineers have pointed out the technical shortcomings of the order, which is largely based on economic analysis and legal hair-splitting.
Possible discrepancies of MR perfusion imaging with regard to standards such as quantitative coronary angiography (QCA) may not be related to the technical shortcomings of either imaging technique, but to the limitations of QCA in the assessment of the haemodynamic significance of a stenosis.
Plasmodium falciparum: Underestimation of dihydrofolate reductase and dihydropteroate synthase polymorphism in field samples: A technical shortcoming of nested PCR assays with mutation-specific primers.
Thus the observed antiangiogenic profile of breast cancer tissues cannot result from a technical shortcoming of the detection method.
4) The absence of direct physiological evidence for an inhibitory connection between the DPM and the α' and β' neurons is unfortunate, but it seems clear that this is a shortcoming of the available tools for measuring inhibition deep in the Drosophila brain rather than a technical shortcoming of this study.
Not that Avatar was free of Jim Cameron's usual non-technical shortcomings, of course, and Life Of Pi loses ground, though, and in the places all of Ang Lee's other movies lose ground.
As for Jones, the questions are whether she can overcome her technical shortcomings to beat Heike Drechsler of Germany, Fiona May of Italy and others in the long jump and whether her teammates can give her enough help in the relays.
