Sentence examples for limitations for more from inspiring English sources

We concur that isobole analysis poses limitations for more complex mixtures of chemicals.

§Overall 6 lower, 4 unclear and 2 high risk of bias trials; limitations for more than one criterion; possible assessment bias as all trials are unblended.

*Overall 8 lower, 10 unclear, and 5 high risk of bias trials; limitations for more than one criterion; no blinded trials; assessor outcome not important for all cause mortality so only one level downgrade.

Additionally, the method used by Nanney et al. [ 10] is most reliable for closely related species (i.e., within a species group), but shows limitations for more distantly related taxa.

Thus the main limitation for more comprehensive data analysis does not lie in the analysis tools available, but rather in the small number of individuals monitored over different and limited time periods so far.

Every year since 2005, Margaret M. Markey, a New York State assemblywoman, has introduced a bill to extend the statute of limitations for five more years, a modest increase; it would also create a one-year window for adults up to age 53 to bring charges against alleged abusers.

This is likely one of the major limitations for a more rapid spread of alternative silviculture.

There is however no limitations for using more sophisticated smoothing functions, such as 2D smoothing operators [18] or a multitaper technique [21].

However, we also provide an idea of the solutions to consider for watermarking applications with fewer complexity limitations, for which more powerful decoding techniques can be implemented.

mRNA-Seq is a powerful tool to develop SNPs but has some limitations for detecting more extensive sequence variation.

It is worth noting that a similar limitation exists for more established data-driven decompositions such as ICA, in which the choice of model order is driven by the application; for example, lower model orders are used to obtain the classic RSNs, and higher model orders are used to obtain finer grained parcellations for use in subsequent network analysis (Smith et al., 2011).