Sentence examples for extensively limitations from inspiring English sources

Although this technology has been used extensively, limitations still persist; including limited probe coverage, cross-hybridization artifacts, requirement of previously known gene structures and difficulties in data analysis, etc.

(I have, in fact, written extensively about the limitations of the technology in the Wall Street Journal).

"The issue isn't accuracy," Watts, who has written extensively on the limitations of high-tech weaponry, says.

Regarding general problems with census data, King (2001) extensively discusses the limitations of using socioeconomic indicators to predict a community's vulnerability to natural hazards.

Fixed-plate cross-flow air-to-air heat/energy exchangers are utilized extensively across Canada; however limitations still exist for northern Arctic regions.

Both approaches along with their advantages and limitations were extensively reviewed by DeSouza et al. [82].

From visual representations, this phenomenon reflects the possibility of two conditions: one, the initial vessels sprout extensively outward, without physical limitations, and two, the sprouts grow randomly and then back on themselves, limiting total length changes.

9) The authors should explain clearly how they manually defined their ROI in the substantia nigra and other small structures (only names of anatomical atlases are specified in the Methods), and extensively discuss the inherent limitations coming with such a resolution for both their seed-based analysis and propagation model.

As a professional economist, Professor Sclar has written extensively about the strengths and limitations of markets as mechanisms for effective public policy implementation.

Alternatively, computational fluid dynamics (CFD) have been extensively used to overcome the limitations of field experiments by means of their ability to artificially control experimental conditions and the ease with which structural configurations are modified.

Further examples and limitations are discussed extensively in [4].