Sentence examples for limitation impact from inspiring English sources

Clinical interview questions covered aspects of hand problems such as location (one or both hands, worst hand), handedness, history and duration, specific symptoms (pain, tenderness, aching or discomfort, stiffness, locking or triggering, altered sensation), functional limitation, impact of and adaptation to hand problems, self management, and causal and diagnostic attributions.

Other literature describes how this limitation impacts the development of Alexander's theory, and results in some patterns being based on faulty evidence and argumentation.

The main limitation impacting FD transmission is the strong self-interference (SI) signal imposed by the transmit antenna on the receive antenna within the same transceiver.

Therefore, a proteomic approach is particularly relevant in oilseed rape for the study of S limitation impacts on metabolic pathways.

However, to the extent this limitation impacts rates in a proportional manner across age and risk groups, rate ratios should be largely unaffected.

A second limitation impacting the interpretation of results is that we have no information on whether woman sought additional information from sources provided in the letters or elsewhere.

The geographic range of S. pratensis is unknown and it is not possible to estimate rates of migration from our current sample size, or to estimate whether dispersal limitation impacts the biogeographic pattern of genetic diversity within the species at very large spatial scales (e.g. continental).

Mass transfer limitations impact the effectiveness of soil vapor extraction (SVE) and cause tailing.

Inevitably, such limitations impact the ability to deliver all forms of care, and certainly on psychosocial care so integral to palliation.

Anthropologists operate within the framework that humans are subject to the same evolutionary processes as all other biological organisms, and that biological modifications and limitations impact the behavior of all human groups, both in the past and present.

Despite their many inherent problems and limitations, impact factors continue to be used by funding agencies and employers to assess scientists, and this is unlikely to change any time soon.