Sentence examples for envisaged limitations from inspiring English sources
There are a few envisaged limitations to the STRIVE protocol.
However, these are not envisaged as limitations that would significantly impact on the implication of the findings of the study which is the need for developing viable pediatric liaison services in an environment where child and adolescent mental health care is given little or no attention.
Nevertheless, our subjects did not complain about this limitation and the resulting envisaged intakes were quite equivalent to average German consumption patterns with a slightly elevated energy intake in our study subjects, particularly in men.
Of course, a third important limitation is that we examined only virtual, intended or envisaged food consumption and not real shopping or consumption behaviour.
Given its advantages and limitations, Minkowski distance appears to be most usefully implemented in spatial analytical modeling; however, other useful applications can be envisaged, particularly in geographic areas characterized by paucity or unreliability of spatial data, or by high dynamism.
But the envisaged timescale was different then.
The prospect of innumerable lives is therefore envisaged with dismay.
Intercourse between swan and woman can be just about envisaged.
If new evidence had emerged, it was envisaged that prosecutions could follow.
Other envisaged sources are supernovae and rapidly rotating isolated neutron stars.
