Sentence examples for distinct limitations from inspiring English sources
In 2011, when he was mulling over that summer's riots, Hogan-Howe said that though water cannon had "been effective" in Northern Ireland, it had distinct limitations, and was "not the answer" to rioting elsewhere in the UK.
If there is wisdom to be gleaned from the torrent of emotions over the police practice commonly known as stop-and-frisk, it is that City Hall's worship of statistics has distinct limitations.
Steve S. Lee, an associate professor of psychology at U.C.L.A. and the study's senior author, said the data had distinct limitations — primarily that his team knew only whether a child had ever taken medication at all, not at what age, which medication, how much or for how long.
There are only organizations, each of which has distinct strengths, distinct limitations and specific applications.
It is, however, not straightforward, quite laborious and may consequently have some distinct limitations.
Phase or cluster synchronised states in systems of identical coupled oscillators have distinct limitations as descriptions of neural systems where not just phase but also frequency clearly play a part in the processing, computation and output of information.
The abrupt shift pointed to a distinct limitation or disturbance, which was not evident in the experimental setup.
Using an argument previously raised in the 1830s by Charles Lyell against Lamarck, Fleeming (as he was generally known) Jenkin cited empirical evidence from domestic breeding that suggested a distinct limitation on the degree of variation, and denied that selection upon this could be taken to the extent assumed by Darwin(Jenkin 1867 in Hull, 1973).
But I'm cautious about anything that describes a space within a certain distinct limitation.
This is a distinct limitation of what is known as separation principle control [ 19].
With this study being designed to elucidate prognostic factors in mRCC, its retrospective design constitutes a distinct limitation on the interpretation of results.
