Sentence examples for evident limitations from inspiring English sources

Here is a young artist with no evident limitations.

But despite their evident limitations, it is the attempted mimicry of movement and intelligence that fascinates.

Notwithstanding its increasingly shopworn appearance and the evident limitations of its serpentine gallery arrangement, the new Tate still tops the local fashion chart.

The increasingly evident limitations of target-selective cancer therapy has stimulated a flurry of ideas for overcoming the development of resistance and recurrence – the near universal reason for therapy failure from which target-selective drugs are not exempt.

His memoirs contained waspish attacks on such varied officials as budget director David Stockman for disloyalty; on secretary of state Alexander Haig for ignorance of the US constitution; and on national security adviser Robert McFarlane as "a man of evident limitations which he could not hide".

In spite of its evident limitations, Napster paved the way to other schemes like Gnutella [31] in its various versions that did employ a real P2P philosophy using a virtual overlay flooded for resource searches.

Another evident limitation of this study is its retrospective nature.

Perhaps, the most evident limitation is that HPV-16 prevalence data only covered women aged 15 39.

An evident limitation of our experiment is that mRNA concentrations are not necessarily a faithful reflection of protein levels or activities.

One evident limitation of this study is a direct consequence of its cross-sectional design, which did not allow us to establish causal relationships.

However, since we observed a well evident limitation of I/R injury also in the isolated cardiomyocytes, we suggest that CST is able to attain such protection also via a direct effect on cardiomyocytes, which is independent from catecholamine presence in the extracellular milieu.