Sentence examples for admitted limitations from inspiring English sources

Despite its narrow focus and admitted limitations, the paper by Billington and colleagues is important.

Alternative protocols for DNA preparation from formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded tissue [ 26] might have led to an increased yield of fungal DNA from the microscopically observed pathogens but could not be assessed as the low quantities of residual material did not allow for comparative testing of different preparation schemes, an admitted limitation of the study.

Still, Rogers admits limitations of size and technical sophistication because his current manufacturing facilities are limited.

But this means accepting that freedom of markets is not sacrosanct - as postulated in neoliberal thinking - and that it admits limitations for the common good.

However, developing an awareness of humility and willingness to admit limitations in treating OAB may be challenging for doctors in Chinese cultures, in which doctors have become accustomed to high social status and deference, and thus a sense of arrogance among doctors may be inevitable.

Nonetheless, during her presentation at the Council of Ministers on Wednesday, Fioraso admitted the limitations of the draft bill itself.

" Given the fact that the estimate given in their study is more than an order of magnitude lower than the 400 CENP-A molecules per centromere that we find, that the measurements were made in a cell line from a different organism, and the admitted experimental limitations of their method, we do not feel that it is appropriate to cite this estimate as similar to ours in this section of the manuscript.

I can only admit my limitations.

Even Sociometric Solutions Waberr admits the limitations of quantifying everything.

Sometimes the best thing a government can do is to admit its limitations.

That is why he is encouraging the government to admit the limitations of the areas it controls.