Sentence examples for theoretical shortcoming from inspiring English sources

Despite its high empirical validity in asset pricing, the three-factor model still has a theoretical shortcoming.

The Thomas Methodology's definition of home areal units is the second theoretical shortcoming.

The third theoretical shortcoming of the methodology is the use of subjective parameters (λ values for both single hospitals and hospital clusters) as the threshold level for determining whether hospitals should be clustered and as a "stopping point" of the clustering algorithm.

Additional clinical applications and theoretical shortcomings of endovascular aneurysm sealing devices are detailed.

In our simple approach, both the results themselves and their theoretical shortcomings are easy to describe and interpret.

Conventional travel demand models do not reflect (and hence predict) these complex responses, however, because of several theoretical shortcomings.

Although there are clear theoretical shortcomings to "simple" imputation schemes to remedy input failure, our results indicate that their use is justified in this particular application.

Three major theoretical shortcomings permeate this approach to clustering hospitals.

Nevertheless, such approach has theoretical shortcomings as some adrenergic blocking agents also have intrinsic anesthetic properties.

The Doctrine of Phlogiston provided a detailed account of what he envisioned to be the empirical, theoretical, and methodological shortcomings of the oxygen theory.

However, most standard methods of permeability measurement suffer from either theoretical or practical shortcomings.