Sentence examples for limitations as a consequence from inspiring English sources

Previous studies, however, suffer from limitations as a consequence of using fixed geographically areas and not combining functional and spatial dynamics.

Although having the ability to efficiently handle highly non-linear, multi-dimensional and multi-modal optimization problems, meta-heuristic algorithms are plagued by numerous limitations as a consequence of their stochastic nature.

1. Though multistage axial turbines are being widely used since many decades for water steam expansion or in gas turbines, their use in ORCs has traditionally found limitations as a consequence of the choice of designing turbines with cantilever arrangements.

Further support for this explanation comes from research on functional limitations as a consequence of obesity.

This is likely to be the case for those institutions with limited access to market funding, either because of institutional limitations or as a consequence of higher perceived risk (as might be the case, for instance, of banks with a high exposure to real estate developers).

One additional important finding of this study was the fact that students indicated they were more aware of their own limitations as a direct consequence of this workshop.

Finally, the degree of resource limitation varied as a consequence of grazing fishes.

In this work, we have investigated the synthesis of In2O3NCs by direct oxidation of In with O2in an atmospheric pressure (APCVD) reactor and the limitations that arise as a consequence of the direct oxidation process.

One limitation that arises as a consequence of the annotative nature of SADI services is the requirement to support transformative functionalities by differentiating the input and output, even if both are of the same class in the software package.

The low number of negative interactions in the videos is also a potential limitation due to the limited power achievable as a consequence.

IFN-γ is a key mediator of inflammation and immunity, controlling the balance between bacterial clearance on the one hand, and limitation of tissue damage as a consequence of inflammation on the other [ 34].