Sentence examples for considering all limitations from inspiring English sources
Therefore, the MAC protocol for CRSN should be carefully designed considering all limitations of typical sensor nodes as well as the need to fulfill the typical CRSN requirements.
Comparison of the proposed methodology in this paper with conventional workflow shows that MOGA, in the best case, can increase total oil production up to 6.5 %, and after considering all limitations, it can increase total oil production up to 4%% and decrease the loss of water to the aquifer to about 26%% in comparison with the common workflows.
Considering all the limitations of cross-trial comparisons, these estimates appear similar to the 2-year data for dasatinib 100 mg/day (PFS, 80%; OS, 91%) [ 12] and nilotinib 800 mg/day (PFS, 64%; OS, 87%) [ 8].
Considering all the above limitations, the research reported in this paper proposes to address some of the limitations by developing a Mobile Learning Framework for Assessment Feedback.
Considering all the constraints and limitations, the final goal is to determine all geometrical well parameters, in order to achieve the optimum measured depth to the desired target location.
Therefore, any interpretation about micafungin effectiveness in this study should be weighed carefully and must consider all the aforementioned limitations.
However, considering all the limitations of current work, more studies are needed about the novel NHA/zircon coating.
To resolve such limitations, considering all possible transmission links, [7] developed a full interference cancellation (FIC) technique by which the IRI as well as inter-symbol interference (ISI) can be completely eliminated at the destination.
Consequently, the lack of uniform methodology for all respondents, although necessary, must be considered a limitation.
The limited sample size may also be considered a limitation.
As with all systematically conducted literature reviews, the formulation of research questions, selection of search terms and sources to be searched and inclusion criteria employed can all be considered as limitations to the study.
