The phrase "assumptions limited" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey that certain assumptions are restricted or constrained, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The study's findings were based on assumptions limited by the available data, which may affect the overall conclusions."
Alternatives: "restricted assumptions" or "narrowed assumptions".
He applied some assumptions limiting the validity to moderate and high tip speed ratios.
Gendered assumptions limit epistemological scope of research in this area and positions women entrepreneurs as either failed or reluctant subjects.
While many past mechanisms have made assumptions limiting their use to specific regimes such as nanosecond discharges or microwave-enhanced flames, the present mechanism is generalized to include kinetics relating to both high- and low-energy excitation.
In particular, several typical application scenarios demand the design of protocols that cannot base their security on the existence of trusted parties or setup information, but rather need to leverage uniquely on assumptions limiting the corrupting power of the adversaries.
While these assumptions limit the accuracy of the Threshold Model, they simultaneously allow for greater simplicity and real time applicability.
These assumptions limit the accuracy of the present model.
Some programs make simple statistical assumptions, and these assumptions limit their usefulness.
These assumptions limit the application of MLM in studies with correlated environmental factors (for example, smoking and drinking [ 5]).
Such assumptions limit the accuracy of cost estimates unless they account for costs associated with patient location, the severity of dementia, and the type of care (informal/formal).
Categorisation of MMP9 concentrations into four groups enabled the predictive value of MMP9 to be modelled more accurately, given that linearity is not a statistical assumption when categorised data are used (unlike the assumptions limiting the analysis of continuous variables).
