Sentence examples for larger limitations from inspiring English sources

Carter seems cast from the same mold of fringe players who found a home with a Riley-coached team, players who all have two things in common: big hearts and larger limitations.

The results obtained are discussed in the broader context of other literature reports; showing, in particular, how the DFT/CC computational approach gives interaction energy values that are in better agreement with experimental data than those obtained using some other computational methods, which show larger limitations to account properly for dispersion interactions.

It is necessary to uncover output and hiring through the guise of an equilibrium model as there exist large limitations of data on the self-employed.

Children with dyskinetic CP had large limitations in both gross motor function and manual ability, with no significant discrepancy between GMFCS and MACS levels.

The authors rightly recognize the large limitations of their approach, which they discuss to the point of finally assuming that their result do not "accurately represent" LUCA.

Classification algorithms may present great limitations on large data sets and show a performance degradation due to class imbalance.

One large limitation of uBeam is that it requires a line-of-sight from the transmitter to the receiver to work.

However, there is still a rather large limitation in the stomach-back link of the 2.45 GHz patch antenna system.

Perhaps the single largest limitation, however, is the lack of attention paid to the contexts within which students actually study.

Indeed, with a top speed of between 132 and 147 mph (depending on the engine), the 166 is quite a performance machine, with front-wheel-drive being the largest limitation of pure sports car characteristics.

The largest limitation of the current study was that a substantial number of participants migrated out of their Original Condition (i.e., those who were originally in the High-Mechanistic condition were unable to accurately answer the Mechanistic Assessment, and vice versa).