Sentence examples for Introduce a limitation from inspiring English sources

In practice, it is extremely difficult to detect LOS displacement rates exceeding 8 – 10 cm/yr in the presence of low density of stable scatterers, such as in the case of landslides where topography and vegetation introduce a limitation in the number of detected scatterers.

"While the authors point out that the comparison population was primarily northern Europeans who are predicted to be generally fair skinned, the possibility of variation in this important risk factor remains unknown and therefore does introduce a limitation on confidence of the conclusion that pilots or crew members are truly at elevated melanoma risk".

The PROMED functionality that allowed the modification of codes and diagnoses might appear to introduce a limitation in our study.

Alberternst and Sureth (2015), and Dreßler and Scheuering (2015) investigate empirically the impact of introducing a limitation to the interest fiscal deductibility in the course of the German corporate tax reform of 2008.

Whilst the standardized context of video-cases is useful for training and assessment purposes, it also introduces a limitation.

The access to only one respondent (the caregiver) introduces a limitation, since only one viewpoint is analyzed.

However, with regard to vancomycin, the lack of an oral formulation with absorption introduces a limitation as an option for the management of outpatient MRSA infections.

The lower than expected response rate obtained in this study (45% instead of 70%) has introduced a limitation in the stratification of the sample by each age.

The motivation comes from several applications where the system actuator may introduce a bandwidth limitation, as a result of internal delays, or when the actuator itself is a limited bandwidth closed-loop system.

This may introduce a potential limitation in our study, as bacteria-expressed Cyr61 may not display functionally important glycosylation that may be necessary for activity or take part in the folding of a particular (micro domain of the protein.

Although the intent was to perform the analysis in a way that mimicked actual clinical practice, combining stable patients with the worsening group does introduce a potential limitation, particularly because these definitions were determined post hoc.