Sentence examples for limitations counts from inspiring English sources

The measure of mobility limitations counts the number of mobility tasks (0 4) that the respondent reported difficulty performing.

Offenbach in the Underworld is a very different work - larky, satirical and a little bit grimy - and it is also the one ballet in which the dancers' technical limitations count against them.

Although this limitation counts for other sporadic strains found in our region, 98.9% of the isolates (268 of 271) belonging to types 001, 027 and 078/126 were identified correctly by MALDI-TOF MS. However, the finding that most strains were isolated only sporadically (<10 isolates per strain per 6 months) implies that it was not possible to determine specific masses for these strains.

This limitation (counting a small fraction of the total number of cases) likely accounted for the erratic swings in the annual numbers of autism cases reported in that country.

Despite these limitations, citation counts provide a convenient and objective method of ranking articles and journals.

She said that for the court to formulate a "discovery rule" for the Fair Credit Reporting Act, under which the statute of limitations would count from the plaintiff's discovery of injury, would make the explicit exception for misrepresentation "entirely superfluous in all but the most unusual circumstances".

Despite limitations of count data on reform events, the evidence permits a number of interesting insights.

One study found that even without limitations, calorie counting made women more stressed.

While understanding its limitations, spectral counting was employed as a semi-quantitative assessment of the CXCL12-stimulation responses [35] and several candidates were followed up by western blot validation.

Limitations were counted in the following nine categories, as described elsewhere : (1) description of the study population and intervention; (2) sampling; (3) measurement of exposure; (4) measurement of outcome and independent variables; (5) confounding bias; (6) data analysis; (7) participation; (8) comparability and bias; and (9) other biases.

The difference in CCKAR immunoreactivity was not as pronounced as for mRNA in the hypothalamus, but this may reflect the limitation of counting visible cells rather than measuring protein content directly.