Sentence examples for describing limitations from inspiring English sources
We begin by describing limitations in the current analogy and discussing resulting implications for the development and implementation of IE principles.
This study adds to the literature describing limitations in the application of geographical classifications for differentiating rural health services.
We added text to the Discussion describing limitations to interpretation of the results imposed by the length of study.
Of course, describing limitations is only the first step in designing effective interventions for minimising nurses' cognitive biases – interventions that as yet are largely unevaluated.
Before each elaboration, we first describe limitations that stood out in case studies as challenging RRI's idea of mutual responsiveness.
We took a wide set of measures to reduce the possible biases related to the previously described limitations in this paper.
While some of the effects on social relationships were due specifically to AL amyloidosis, other patients described limitations imposed by treatment regimens and immune-related risks.
These issues have caught the interest of some researchers, and the capacity of conventional MIMO systems (without AS) under the described limitations and circumstances was investigated, among others, in [12 17].
In particular the links with values higher than 1 (over-congested) are expected to be particularly critical sections; anyway a better analysis of them shows how their measures are affected by the above described limitations of the adopted databases.
This review describes the basic principles of functional testing in mouse, summarizes the contributions these studies have made to our understanding of enhancer biology, and describes limitations and future outlook of in vivo mouse enhancer studies.
The purpose of this review is to: (1) detail results of dance intervention studies in older adults and in PD, (2) describe limitations of dance research in these populations, and (3) identify directions for future study.
