Sentence examples for has distinct limitations from inspiring English sources
This "1,800" estimate has distinct limitations and needs to be treated more cautiously in the future by reporters and politicians.
If there is wisdom to be gleaned from the torrent of emotions over the police practice commonly known as stop-and-frisk, it is that City Hall's worship of statistics has distinct limitations.
Although each method has distinct limitations, all but one yield similar results, the researchers report in a study posted to the arXiv preprint server earlier this year and updated this month.
Current SD-OCT technology, however, has distinct limitations, especially in displaying the integrity and status of the RPE.
Although race/ethnicity and SES are associated in the United States, use of race/ethnicity as a proxy for SES has distinct limitations.
However, bone marrow biopsy has distinct limitations: it is an invasive procedure and only a small proportion of the total bone marrow content is investigated.
In 2011, when he was mulling over that summer's riots, Hogan-Howe said that though water cannon had "been effective" in Northern Ireland, it had distinct limitations, and was "not the answer" to rioting elsewhere in the UK.
Steve S. Lee, an associate professor of psychology at U.C.L.A. and the study's senior author, said the data had distinct limitations — primarily that his team knew only whether a child had ever taken medication at all, not at what age, which medication, how much or for how long.
Phase or cluster synchronised states in systems of identical coupled oscillators have distinct limitations as descriptions of neural systems where not just phase but also frequency clearly play a part in the processing, computation and output of information.
