Sentence examples for conscious limitation from inspiring English sources

That is, the conscious limitation of what is consumed to the most basic items, and the selection of which, is based primarily on their belly satiation value - indeed, on their hunger suppression value as in the case of tea, which is consumed continuously throughout the day.

A conscious limitation of this study is the use of dichotomised income.

Independently, Landry (76) described the demographic revolution characterized by three demographic regimes: primitive regime associated with subsistence economies constraining mortality reduction, intermediate regime with fertility decline due to late marriage and celibacy, and modern regime where fertility is an object of conscious limitation.

Rationing implies conscious limitations of the possibilities to optimally meet needs for healthcare, for instance by limiting supply (e.g. some conditions are excluded from public financing or fewer treatment sessions are offered) or by limiting quality (e.g. less expensive treatments or medication are offered) [ 42].

In line with Theorell et al. [ 27], the authors are conscious of limitations and shortcomings of researches performed by self-reported questionnaires.

Conscious of this limitation, we did not directly compare source and target periods but only looked at task effects and at interactions between tasks and periods.

The authors are conscious of this limitation and suggest future studies could translate the scales validated in this study using the common local languages in Ghana such as Twi, Ga and Ewe.

You keep getting brought up short and made conscious of the limitations of your own understanding.

It's only the middle-aged who are really conscious of their limitations.' It was true.

Conscious that such limitations had the potential to stifle British innovation, the Commission set up the Industrial Fellowship.

Now, he said, he's more conscious of the limitations of trying to show support on social media.