Sentence examples for limitations as for from inspiring English sources

Pulse oximetry has limitations, as, for example, artifacts due to patient motion, and low perfusion [ 29, 30].

However, the use of schematic faces is not without potential limitations, as, for example, there are few exemplars (e.g., only one angry face used here) and Horstmann, Borgstedt, and Heumann (2006) have suggested that both emotional and perceptual variables could contribute to their effects.

At K loadings higher than 10%, the performance drop is not caused by NOx diffusion limitations as for the case of barium-based LNTs, but rather from the blocking of Pt sites by K species, which adversely affects NO oxidation.

The strength of case study design is the reporting of rare and adverse events, however limitations as for this design must clearly be taken into account.

As VIStA consists of repeated differential expression analyses, the same limitations as for conventional approaches apply for the minimal number of subjects and general data quality.

A number of studies have focused the prevalence of caprine abortions and other disorders due to C. burnetii using PCR or serology [ 24, 27, 35, 53, 79, 92, 93] with the same limitations as for cattle and sheep as healthy goats may excrete the bacterium in e.g. vaginal mucus [ 15, 26, 94, 95] and as bacteria may be present in the genital tract of normal does [ 96].

Pollsters who rely on these voter lists must still weight their data demographically to compensate for these limitations as well as for low response rates and uncertainty about voter turnout.

In this Review, the authors describe the potential of GEMMs for predicting clinical outcomes in humans, and critically discuss their limitations as well as opportunities for improvement.

Therefore, both hydrological models and DGVMs have their limitations as well as advantages for addressing this question.

But a visit to the school and conversations with administrators, parents and students reveal a subtle appreciation for the limitations as well as the merits of uniforms.

Limitations as well as practical implications for lighting design in social spaces are discussed.