Thermal self-initiation and diffusional limitations are explicitly accounted for.
The limitations, when explicitly identified, were communicated in a way which people were being remonstrated or warned.
end{aligned} (3.1) Before computing the solutions, let us state explicitly the limitations that RL, considered as an order 2 polynomial on (D^{2}), that is, (RL x)=a x^{2}+b x +c), has no negative roots implies.
Ultimately, researchers and reporters must work together on improving communication of medical research news, and researchers who present preliminary research at scientific and press conferences should routinely and explicitly include limitations and an appraisal of the level of evidence presented.
Due to explicitly imposed limitations of this freely-available software we could only analyze data sets with fewer than 600 samples.
A further approach is to recognise and model explicitly the limitations in the data, in particular in relation to bias (e.g. see recent criticism of Google 'Flu Trends by Olson et al., 2013).
Thus, the "Morse potential" is a convenient model for the potential energy of a communications link with power limitation constraints as it explicitly includes the effects of bond breaking.
While this limitation needs to be explicitly stated, it also increases the strength of the findings.
Only three [4, 5, 40] explicitly addressed the limitations of recall, a factor inherent in enquiries into burden over past periods of time (often three months).
It is important to have indicators from sources designed for this purpose, such as continuous records or periodic surveys, explicitly describing its limitations and strengths.
