Sentence examples for early limitations from inspiring English sources

These early limitations were central to his development as a graphic artist and helped to shape his distinctive style.

It's not Mr. Robertson's protrayal of Charly's early limitations that's impressive; it's the evolution of the character into all kinds of awareness, conveyed with subtleties that most actors can only read about.

Thus, this paper firstly presents a brief historical overview of pavement design methods, highlighting early limitations of old empirical methods.

After the 1978 Viking missions showed the early limitations of NASA's search for life on Mars, Farmer's work provided NASA with a new direction.

The ability to spatially and temporally control gene expression in both oncomice and tumor suppressor knockout mice using this model has provided methods of overcoming some of the early limitations of mouse models described above.

Myotonic dystrophy type 1 is more severe in general and leads to a more serious impairment in earlier life than myotonic dystrophy type 2. Therefore, patients with myotonic dystrophy type 1 are more likely to notice early limitations in everyday activities and develop reactive depression.

Is the plateauing of cell cycle an early limitation (e.g. pejus limits?) Results and Discussion, sixth paragraph: ditto, you should use all of these data later to fit it into a conceptual framework of limitation.

However, we did exclude patients with early limitation of active therapies, and most admissions were not related to cancer progression.

In our study, we focused on patients with solid cancers and we excluded those with early limitation of active therapies.

Given the somatotopic organization of the motor and sensitive pathways, early limitation of the lesion's size is paramount to improve the functional prognosis of the patients [5].

As I cited early in the Pre story, selecting Sprint to be its exclusive U.S. provider was clearly an early limitation in the Pre story.