Sentence examples for these three shortcomings from inspiring English sources

This review summarizes and discusses the results achieved so far in TRA-employing clinical trials in the light of these three shortcomings.

These two shortcomings are endemic on humor sites: too much fake television and too many guys.

I explained in an earlier post how, in many cases, the Affordable Care Act would almost entirely eliminate these two shortcomings of part-time employment by offering access to generously subsidized health insurance to part-time employees while denying it to most people who work full time.

Relative probabilities (Heinemann 1997, Other Internet Resources) are claimed not to suffer from these two shortcomings.

The one we propose hereafter is based on a combination of CDMA with OFDM/OQAM and avoids these two shortcomings.

To counter these two shortcomings, we consider a means of installing a supplemental device (which has a cyclotron resonance space within) at the exit of a main magnetic bottle.

Cell-graphs remedy these two shortcomings of Delaunay graphs and therefore model the spatial distribution of the cells and temporal evolution of the tissue more precisely.

We developed a modified method for defining fishery status designed to take into account these two shortcomings by (i) applying a loess smoother to downweight outlying values and (ii) allowing fisheries to remain expanding at the end of the time series (Text S1).

Our work addresses these two shortcomings by defining states as probability distributions of conformations.

To overcome these two shortcomings of the Viterbi algorithm, we introduced the iterative Viterbi algorithm, which results in predictions corresponding to longer regions containing less noise.

However, as our study had a longer observation period for the study end points, this may compensate for these two shortcomings.