Sentence examples for are of limited quality from inspiring English sources

However, most films in low resource settings are of limited quality, with similar limitations in resolution.

Frame grabs from digital video are of limited quality, so that smaller, or more cryptic, species may not be identified to species level; larger less common species may be missed entirely if only stills images, which represent a subsample of the video track, were relied on to capture them.

Thus, small trials in critical care medicine are of limited quality in design compared with large trials.

Heterogeneity in procedures, providers, patients, systems and stated outcomes, and inconsistency in data reporting make scientific reports difficult to interpret and compare, and the majority are of limited quality.

Although some studies are of limited quality, their findings are consistent and suggest that APP care may be as (or more) beneficial than usual care by physicians for patients with musculoskeletal disorders, in terms of diagnosis, treatment effectiveness, use of healthcare resources, economic costs and patient satisfaction.

Although some of the data from the cited studies are of limited quality, the fact that nearly all of the included studies identified an increase in the risk of hypospadias, cryptorchidism, and testicular cancer in the groups prenatally exposed to diethylstilbestrol provides strong support for that association being genuine.

Activities to cultivate positive psychological skills have been developed and validated; however, they have not been tested in patients with osteoarthritis, their effects on racial differences in health outcomes have not been examined, and evidence of their effects on health outcomes in patients with other chronic illnesses is of limited quality.

It has to be mentioned here that fracture interpretation in Sauerlach Th1 is of limited quality between 4,000 m and 4,390 m MD due to extensive intersection of different fracture orientations, which is called crossfracturing (Figure 6a).

It is possible for a patient with a chest tube to be managed in an ambulatory care setting by using a Heimlich valve, although research to demonstrate the equivalence to hospitalization has been of limited quality.

Previous surveys on the relationship between physicians and pharmaceutical representatives (PRs) have been of limited quality.

Eligible trials were of limited quality (table 2).