The authors report their results clearly, and articulate the limitations of their study.
These popular attitudes and expectations regarding doctors contributed to the reluctance of the sampled doctors, who did not wish to 'lose face', to articulate their limitations to their patients.
In a hallmark of her rigor, Dr. Floyd clearly articulated the limitations of simulation in her paper entitled "Difficulties in Simulating the Internet" co-written with Vern Paxson.
Further it articulates some limitations and challenges faced by scientists, academicians, regulators, and industry personnel when evaluating the human and environmental health risks of nanomaterials.
Participants were able to articulate concerns about limitations in knowledge or confidence that may contribute to culturally insensitive care, and to generate new ways of tackling issues that had been raised.
Case after case before the Supreme Court of the United States of America from Brandenberg v. Ohio to Brown v. Entertainment Merchants Association articulates the protections, limitations, and exceptions of our First Amendment rights.
They were also able to articulate a number of limitations and concerns about their conditions of practice.
It is acknowledged that any new toxicogenomics-based methods will need to address established validation criteria for determination of reliability and relevance (Balls et al. 1995; ICCVAM 1997, 2003) as well as articulate the advantages and limitations of a given toxicogenomics-based test method.
While Congress has significant authority to encourage [state] policy through its spending power, the Supreme Court has articulated a number of limitations to the conditions Congress can place on federal funds.
I also need to be able to read research on the topics I cover and understand whether the findings in those studies are valid and generalizable, and be able to articulate the findings — and their limitations — to you, our readers.
They were enemies, articulating my worst fears about my limitations.
