Sentence examples for limitations in understanding from inspiring English sources

Hume thinks that Newton's life reveals a man with genuine limitations in understanding (let alone transcending) himself and his times.

These studies should not be underestimated, however, the interpretation applied to results was quite broad, so the resulting theories reflect the limitations in understanding the high-speed processes.

One of the major limitations in understanding complex systems in biology is that they comprise multiple scales of biological organization (Wilensky and Resnick 1999; Hmelo-Silver and Azevedo 2006).

2016) along with Cathode Luminescence images of thin sections provide a wealth of information about the microstructure of rocks, their limitations in understanding the complex grain boundary interactions during cementation are highly evident.

In this commentary, important limitations in understanding the association between cough and GORD are explored.

This highlights our limitations in understanding the mechanisms of postoperative seizure outcomes and emphasizes the need for specific and reliable biomarkers of disease and treatment response.

Recently, several different genetic engineering approaches appear to be more attractive and rapid, but relatively little progress has been made due to the limitation in understanding the drought response mechanism of plants.

Thirdly, the residents live in rural areas have lower economic and education levels, and more limitation in understanding of health knowledge.

One important limitation in understanding preterm births or stillbirths is the application of traditional biological methodologies to the complex process of parturition.

For long-term PM2.5 effects, a limitation in understanding the impact of measurement error on estimated health risks is the paucity of long-term personal exposure data [ 25- 28].

Nonetheless, we suggest that future studies addressing the low-income population account for inherent problems of dealing with this stratum, including education limitations (difficulties in understanding certain questions or demands, need for cross-cultural adaptation of the instruments, etc).