Sentence examples for limitations lay from inspiring English sources

The compact mooring method realizes considerable budget savings through deployments from non-research vessels and airborne transportation-deployment. Limitations lay in size and weight of the oceanographic instruments.

One of this study's limitations lay in the detection of 6 of the 15 HPV types described as being high risk.

Further study limitations lie in the limited exposure the Diabetes Manual has had to non-self selecting populations.

In fact, it's precisely when Kanfer offers what should be the book's punch line that its limitations lie most plain: "If there was a 'Rosebud' in Brando's life," he writes in his concluding chapter, "it was the mental illness that had dogged him for decades, probably from early childhood".

Other limitations lie in the fact that, despite the overall parametrical approach followed throughout this research, certain procedures were implemented according to the selected dataset.

Although MRI can provide excellent soft tissue imaging and functional imaging, the limitations lie in the low spatial resolution and long acquisition times [21].

The primary limitations lie with the amount of variables that could have influenced the findings.

The study's limitations lie in the fact that the database was designed for patient management, not research.

In this review we have analysed some of the currently available focal therapies for localized prostate cancer and where their advantages and limitations lie.

Other limitations lie in the eligibility criteria for participants: Only residents with a landline were interviewed, which excludes residents who only use mobile phones.

The main limitations lie in the cross-sectional nature of the study and in the procedures used to select subjects, who were all volunteers and ambulatory.