Sentence examples for limitations limitations from inspiring English sources

Limitations: Limitations of this study are the retrospective design, and the absence of other psycho-physiological parameters of the specific blood-injury phobic complex.

In just about every area except transportation, the mayor has limitations — limitations that some people believe Blair and his New Labour ministers imposed when designing the job because of their concern that Ken Livingstone, their old nemesis from the Loony Left, might get it.

The shortlist includes six questions five on functional limitations (limitations in seeing, hearing, walking or climbing steps, concentrating, and communicating) and one on self-care (limitation in showering or dressing).

It is plausible, however, to hold that Boethius wished, whilst acknowledging the value of philosophy to which he had devoted his life, and for which he presented himself as being about to die to point its limitations: limitations which Philosophy herself, who is keen to emphasize that she is not divine, accepts.

It derives the basic structure of society from a hypothetical choice situation, the Original Position, in which a veil of ignorance precludes reliance on the contractors' actual limitations – limitations that a Hobbesian contractor might ruthlessly (albeit rationally, if not reasonably) exploit (cf., fn.10).

The WLQ consists of 25 items, which describe four dimensions of limitations: limitations in handling time, physical, mental and interpersonal limitations.

Individuality implies limitation; limitation gives rise to desire; and, inevitably, desire causes suffering, since what is desired is transitory.

In the chemostat limited by isoleucine supply, anabolic limitation rather than catabolic limitation is occurring.

Limitations - Late breaking Limitations.

L. 111 249, § 6(3), substituted "Limitations" for "Limitation" in heading.

3268, amended item 1432 generally, substituting "Limitations" for "Limitation".