Sentence examples for cites limitations from inspiring English sources

As described, the iPhone app lets you view and search live channels but not broadcast (founder Justin Kan cites limitations on the API and poor workarounds), the Android app lets you broadcast but not view live channels.

The comment cites limitations that are inherent to virtually all tools that are used in the cell sciences.

The FDA SEALD cites limitations specific to the current Ra-223 application including small number of assessments (maximum of 4 for FACT-P), low rate of completion at week 24+ as well as a small observed magnitude of treatment effect.

Students from urban backgrounds wrote about difficulties in making a transition from urban living to rural living citing limitations on social life and privacy, the loss access to technology and limited sporting facilities.

We will see if the judge agrees to consider the constitutional questions or dismisses the case, citing limitations on his own power.

At the same time, Gabon's "human rights record remained poor," the State Department said in a recent report, citing limitations on free speech and examples of arbitrary arrest and torture.

Days before The Journal was published, groups that support some uses of hormone therapy issued statements citing limitations of the study's findings, saying they do not apply to most women approaching menopause, because the women in HERS had an average age of 67 and a diagnosis of heart disease.

We find that the indices and indicators evaluated suffer from commonly cited limitations including lack of methodological transparency, misalignment with sustainable development principles, inappropriate metrics, lack of clear targets, failure to capture socio-ecological impacts at different scales and failure to meet the interest of the target audience.

This section presents an extension of the NetQoSOnt ontology seeking to overcome the previously cited limitations during the QoS/QoE mapping.

LaRond Baker from the Washington ACLU spoke against the proposed rules, citing limitations on the rights to freedom of speech and assembly that are protected under the First Amendment to the US Constitution.

-MSM FGD participant 3, early 30's, employed MSM respondents also cited limitations of a rights-based approache.