Sentence examples for correct the limitations from inspiring English sources

Instead of searching for new drugs, it has always been a better approach to correct the limitations linked with existing drugs.

Finally this follow up study tried to correct the limitations of cross sectional researches by reducing a recall period only to a maximum of 6 months and measuring the underlying factors while the women were still pregnant and by following them until they deliver to assess their actual delivery practices.

Importantly, the observational studies may help to correct the methodological limitations of RCTs for the evaluation of complex public health interventions.

Although we could not correct for the limitation of the low response rate in this study, stratification with 125 cells with age and geographic area according to a national representative data may have made up for the weak points of our results.

We do not yet (and may never) understand our human limitations well enough to correct the latter flaws.

Thus, the individual limitations of people with disabilities can be addressed with either cash compensation or "personal enhancement," medical, surgical, or rehabilitative measures to correct those limitations.

We hope that these organizations will correct this limitation.

Since the ACS and CPS do not separate full-service and limited- service (i.e., fast-food) restaurants, we use firm-provided data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational and Employment Statistics OESES) to identify restaurant occupations that are primarily limited service, and to adjust the total counts for the workforce to correct for limitations in the individual survey data.

Our working hypothesis was tested to be not correct (within the limitations of this study).

Because correlations between the questionnaires and the reference instrument (i.e. the accelerometer) are interpreted as measures of the accuracy of the questionnaires, it is desirable to correct for limitations of the reference instrument that reduce these correlations.

"Trends in the Relative Household Income of Working-Age Men With Work Limitations: Correcting the Record Using Internal Current Population Survey Data". Journal of Disability Policy Studies, 20 (3) (December 2009): 162-169.