Sentence examples for because of human limitations from inspiring English sources

Seven repetitions of each timing showed that the measurements typically spread over a range of 1/20 of a second, presumably because of human limitations.

This system has proved to be innovative since it proposes very good solutions which are oriented to the main task of the system and are not simplified because of human limitations.

Because of human limitations and failings, one cannot build a suitable and coherent moral system of beliefs those virtues must derive from a divine source and their reward from perceiving the infinite love of God at the root of all things.

Athletes constantly test and reset ideas of human limitations.

A true artist always has to reconcile her imagined ideal with the reality of human limitations.

A possible story is the following: it is a fact that immigrants are located in more deprived areas and face less favourable legal market opportunities than natives, perhaps because of human capital limitations, discrimination, difficulties of adjustment, cultural conflict, etc. (see, Algan et al. 2010).

Nevertheless, Shephard [ 63] argued that "because of limitations in human memory, the reliability of information generally decreases with the length of the period surveyed"and that therefore "it is best to keep the reporting interval relatively short (no longer than 3 months)"(p. 199).

The grand intimation of set theory, which begins with "Dirichlet's concept of a function" (WVC 102 03), is that we can in principle represent an infinite set by an enumeration, but because of human or physical limitations, we will instead describe it intensionally.

Concerns were raised that learning effectiveness in clinical practice is diminished because of human and time limitations in teaching.

No such system exists because of human, logistical, and technological limitations, but the electronic health record, accessed through CPRS, is the accessible source of information closest to our ideal.

Although they greatly contributed to our knowledge, using animal models has serious limitations because of human genome specificity and considerable difference between cardiac physiology in humans and the usual model animals.