Sentence examples for limitations depending on from inspiring English sources

There are several methods available to evaluate hydration status, each one having limitations depending on how and when the fluids are lost.

The new rollout today has some limitations depending on which store you're shopping from, including limited libraries (many only include movies from Disney, Sony and the subsidiaries of both companies) and some stores that don't allow rentals or HD content.

The evidence can be downgraded from 'high quality' by one level for serious (or by two levels for very serious) limitations, depending on assessments for risk of bias, indirectness of evidence, serious inconsistency, imprecision of effect estimates or potential publication bias.

In spite of inherent high sensitivities obtained for electrothermal atomic absorption spectrometry (ETAAS) and inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP MS), these techniques have some limitations depending on the concomitants.

Emotional support animals and service dogs are an exception to this rule, though there may be variations and limitations depending on the animal.

In the end, however, it is emphasized that these mechanisms have limitations, depending on the experiences, timing, and risk interpretation of the migrants.

These results suggest that although pollen limitation following habitat fragmentation could result in negative genetic consequences, enhanced long-distance pollination across a fragmented landscape could partly compensate for this limitation depending on the degree of forest fragmentation.

However, it could be a limitation depending on the objective of the atom mapping.

The practical consequence of this valve is flow limitation depending on the cannula size.

GFI measures explained variance and presents the same limitation as χ, while AGFI corrects this limitation depending on the degrees of freedom and number of variables.

The significance of this limitation depends on a larger question, as to whether privileged access attaches to knowledge of one's own dispositional beliefs which on many views are the central type of belief or only to conscious or occurrent judgments.