Sentence examples for limitation definition from inspiring English sources

According to the activity limitation definition, 25.6% of women and 23.2% of men report an activity limitation.

For the non-cases, global percent agreement (negative predictive value) varied little, remaining around 60% for all functional limitation definitions.

Workers meeting the primary definition criteria and having an average score equal to or greater than 2 were then defined as cases for the ADL limitations definition.

The critic Stuart Tave, in a classic essay on Austen called "Limitations and Definitions," describes the way it affects Lizzy.

Associated validation studies have identified limitations of definitions and enabled more complete case ascertainment.

With the inherent limitations of definitions and severity scoring systems and the complex organization, high-level evidence will still remain scarce for a long period.

Another potential limitation is the definition of MP that was adopted and its consistency with the definition used in previous research [ 29, 32].

The downside of Z-matrix editors is the limitation put by definition of molecular geometry by internal coordinates since only defined set of coordinates can be edited.

This limitation of the definition of the problem leads to conflicting values on waste and recycling between various stakeholders who are involved when the system needs to be upgraded.

In this paper, we tackle this severe limitation with the definition of an air mirror, which solves the low reflectivity problems: with the appropriate design, the working wavelength matches with the condition of total internal reflection (TIR) only at the air mirror and is reflected back to the hollow prism.

Another limitation regards the definition of stroke.