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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a limitations of" is not correct in English.
It should be "a limitation of" or "the limitations of." You can use "a limitation of" when discussing a single restriction or drawback of something, while "the limitations of" is used when referring to multiple restrictions.
Example: "One limitation of this study is its small sample size."
Alternatives: "a constraint of" or "the drawbacks of".
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A limitations of our study was that the sample size was relatively small.
A limitations of this study is the lack of centralized laboratory measurements.
Our decision to follow the development of full-term newborns (≥ 37 gestation weeks) could be mentioned not only as an advantage, but also a limitations of our study.
A limitations of this approach, however, is that category selective responses underlying mean activations may be more variable at younger ages, so average activation clusters may be less representative of individual activation patterns in earlier childhood (Poldrack, 2010).
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A limitation of its memory, of course.
This is a limitation of inductive reasoning.
That's a limitation of the research.
"It is a limitation of the Islamic state".
It's a limitation of the [film camera's] lens.
The strong charge reveals a limitation of method.
Ultimately, my conundrum points out a limitation of diagnostic testing.
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