Sentence examples for impose inherent limitations from inspiring English sources

As with the development of any new modelling approach, there are several assumptions that have been made and these impose inherent limitations on the model (CRC for Catchment Hydrology,2005).

Both the results indicate that the inexpensive solution processing of BHJ cells imposes no inherent limitation on the performance/variability and the ultimate efficiency of such solution-processed films should compare favorably to the other ordered OPV cells fabricated by more expensive techniques.

This variation imposes an inherent limitation on the precision and accuracy of any quantitative statement based on measurements of evolutionary distances.

However, the barrier to clinical translation lies in the inherent limitations imposed by poor tissue penetration (1 2 cm) (allowing only surface imaging), high rates of scattering of visible wavelength photons on the human scale and low resolution (3 5 mm) (which hamper the exact evaluation of the exact location of the cells) [ 57].

The model used only includes Na and K currents and so other ions cannot be considered and the cost of K is tied to the cost of Na by the Na/K pump but this and the inherent limitations it imposes on the conclusion should be made explicit.

The analysis indicates certain inherent limitations when designing strategy proof and efficient resource allocation strategies, if additional desirable and intuitive properties are imposed.

Satellite photography by itself carries inherent limitations.

Company audits have "inherent limitations," he said.

The insect tracheal system has inherent limitations.

"It has to have inherent limitations".

How should we react to the inherent limitations of life?