Sentence examples for limitations evident from inspiring English sources

If the batting collapse was mystifying, the bowling limitations evident at Cardiff were all too explicable.

That is, noticing of errors occurs when learners realise their language limitations evident through their output.

Table 9 Theoretical framework about human limitations evident in interview responses Foresight framework theories Practitioners' comments Sense-making  Sense-making involves understanding how unique meanings are assigned by different people to the same phenomenon [27], this reduces ambiguity and uncertainty enabling the individual or organizational leader to take action.

There are two limitations evident in this study.

Limitations evident in the literature on checklist content development highlight a gap in knowledge that needs to be addressed.

This illustrates a valuable approach to investigating the personal and social determinants of a health service use, which addresses limitations evident in previous research: the fallibility of self-report data versus the lack of individual-level data in administrative datasets.

Aside from the stomatal limitation evident in our data, others have shown that low E can be the result of reductions in both soil and plant hydraulic conductance (Kramer and Boyer, 1995; Fennel and Markhart, 1998; Berndt et al., 1999) possibly through an increase in water viscosity (Muhsin and Zwiazek, 2002).

These limitations were evident in Israel's post-war commission findings.

The effort to better regulate workers was apparently under way at the market, though limitations were evident.

The value of the contracts — along with their limitations — is evident in roads neighboring the highway, where attacks are up.

David Lee (14 points and 14 rebounds) replaced some of Randolph's production, but his limitations were evident as he missed 9 of 15 shots, many of them uncontested jumpers.