Sentence examples similar to easier limitations from inspiring English sources

Although evaluation of headache disorder by ICHD-II criteria in large populations may not be easy, the limitations associated with the small sample size should be taken into account in the interpretation of these results.

The choice of the proper typing method is not easy and limitations are described for each: MLEE is useful only to provide the overall genetic relatedness and diversity; AFLP yield complex DNA profile that can be challenging to interpret; RAPD has poor inter- and intra-laboratory reproducibility; MLST are labour intensive and costly; PFGE has difficulty in resolving bands of similar size.

Does that kind of belief system make it easier to accept limitations and tradeoffs?

Kevin Krewell, a chip analyst with research firm Cahners MicroDesign Resources, in Sunnyvale, Calif., says getting four Athlon chips to work together inside a system won't be as easy, because of limitations of the data path, called a bus, used on Athlon.

Advantages of using in vitro instead of in vivo models are low costs, relatively easy performance, no limitations by ethical constraints, and the possibility to compare different substrates when applying standardized conditions.

Reducing the data to dichotomous simplifies the interpretation of results and makes for an easier understanding of the limitations of self-reports.

While the best-case scenario was a dominant narrative based on socially desirable responses, the worst-case scenario made it easier to question the limitations for achieving the best case.

It is always easy to identify the limitations of a model.

We have come to rely so much on finger-stick glucose that it is easy to forget its limitations.

This is a fairly easy one, assuming financial limitations are few.

The trap of "easy" development generally comprises limitations which become very costly to overcome in the inevitable evolution of projects.