Sentence examples for conceptual limitation from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, most conservation efforts focus at the species level – which often reflects limited resources, rather than a conceptual limitation (as exemplified by the inclusion of infraspecific taxa in international agreements, for example CITES or TRAFFIC, or national legislation, for example in Brazil, Canada, Australia or USA; Haig et al. 2006).

A lack of scaffolding is not a conceptual limitation of the mathematics that underlie the system.At the moment, Dr Werfel's robots are capable of building little more than ziggurats and pyramids the sorts of things the earliest human architects managed.

A conceptual limitation of the CAA concept is that it assumes that all trusted CAs are implementing this policy.

A second conceptual limitation of the rating scales results from the selection of included psychopathological phenomena.

The patchwork model was formulated with the aim of overcoming this conceptual limitation [ 3, 4].

To address this conceptual limitation, investigators developed multiple risk-assessment models that refine those criteria [ 61, 63, 64].

Methodological and conceptual limitations are briefly noted.

The technical and conceptual limitations of productivity measures in general are well known [24].

Methodological and conceptual limitations were substantially reduced by artefact control, sensitivity improvements, real-time algorithms, and adapted experimental designs.

The conceptual limitations of this framework were exacerbated by conceiving of the causal activity in terms of something passing from the cause to the effect.

Still, the multiaxial fatigue analysis is not yet developed for this type of fatigue analyses, mainly due to conceptual limitations of these testing devices.