Sentence examples for limitations degree from inspiring English sources

The methods are critically compared in terms of design limitations, degree of quantification and applicability.

Technical limitations and degree of recapitulation of the features of human cachexia are highlighted, in order to help investigators choose the most suitable model according to study-specific endpoints.

Application of the framework in this setting led into a somewhat extreme interpretation of participatory practice in the context of environmental health: the assessments should be made completely open by default and limitations in degree of any dimension of openness should be done only based on cogent and explicitly argued reasons!

Our outcome variable was no limitation versus limitation of any degree (either difficulty or need for help) in one or more of the tasks included in the scale.

N - Number of patients Mean limitation in degrees (control side minus affected side) P value - 95% confidence interval * Units of measurement = degrees Analysis of the range-of-motion limitation index showed a statistical difference (p = 0.043) favouring the external fixator group with regard to the supination movement 6 months after the operation; however, this was not maintained at 24 months.

Non-Khmer interviewers were both a strength and a limitation; offering a degree of objectiveness alongside limitations in appreciating cultural nuances.

Another potential limitation of this study is that its feasibility was tested in selected districts of each participating country where a convenience sampling led to different GP demographics; all of these limitations introduce a degree of bias and may limit the generalisability of the results of the study, and also limit the external validity of the study.

Reservoir simulation models used based on assumptions and limitations by the degree of SCO2 and methane (C1) mixing in the reservoir, and operating parameters to delay CO2 breakthrough.

Mysterianism is a meta-theory of the Trinity, that is, a theory about trinitarian theories, to the effect that an acceptable Trinity theory must, given our present epistemic limitations, to some degree lack understandable content.

Colom and Vazzana (2003) found similar evidence for water-stressed Eragrostis curvula, and studies on Quercus pubescens during a dry summer also demonstrated that C i remains constant due to metabolic limitations or some degree of mesophyll resistance (Haldimann et al. 2008).

The limitations include some degree of data inaccuracy that is inevitable in large administrative databases.