Sentence examples for detailed limitations from inspiring English sources

America suggests sharing information about outside threats but rejects any demand for detailed limitations on the missiles' use, arguing that these might be used to block the missile-defence system's development.Yet the Russians know they cannot afford another arms race with America.

Although this study has all of the above detailed limitations, it has revealed that it is possible to address HIV, a sensitive issue related to sexuality, in schools of a conservative country like Yemen, and these findings could be a starting point for future school-based sexual and reproductive health programmes in Yemeni schools.

For a detailed discussion of limitations regarding labor market field experiments, see Riach and Rich (2002), Pager (2007), Beart (2017), and Bertrand and Duflo (2017).

Additional file 1 provides detailed assessment of limitations for ADLs and pain over time.

A detailed overview of limitations based on ordered response models is provided in Boes and Winkelmann [ 50].

Please refer to Supplementary Material 1 for detailed search methodology, limitations, outcomes, and results (see Supplementary Material available online at http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2015/865101).org/10.1155/2015/865101

Finally the "semi-automated" and the "manual scoring" methods added additional BAC addresses for 13 and 78 probes respectively that showed missing coordinates with the two other methods due to technical limitations (detailed below).

The initial findings on this transformation were published in a recent communication.[ 22] As an extension of this work, we herein report on the detailed scope and limitations of the regioselective sulfenylation of propargylic alcohols with gold catalysts.

A review of this nature would establish a precedent in laying out the detailed strengths and limitations of the validation procedures that have been conducted, and hence the practical useability of existing screens in the cART era.

In order to overcome this limitation, detailed investigations are presented on the response of the plasma if electrons are extracted by a large auxiliary anode with special emphasis on the processes near the wall and near the control grid of the modulator.

In addition to the lack of more detailed information, another limitation of this study is that only one genotyping platform was evaluated.