Sentence examples for limitations may exist from inspiring English sources

In each node, physical or structural limitations may exist; for example, each node could only have a limited number of service cards, and each card could only have a limited number of ports.

Unresolved limitations may exist precluding the use of a paired test-taker format in the IELTS speaking test.

In spite of their wide-spread use, little is known about how to compare data collected with the different types of SIS or what physical limitations may exist.

The images analysed here were about 120 pixels wide; files of this size are easily electronically transferred by mobile phone where bandwidth limitations may exist.

Some inherent limitations may exist in the use of coprological tools to investigate Blastocystis infection: experimental infection of mice has suggested Blastocystis cells may embed themselves deep in the gastrointestinal tract, reaching muscle layers [42], and also survive for long periods of time in immunocompetent animals outside of the gastrointestinal tract [43].

Nonetheless, some limitations may exist with this study.

An exception to this limitation may exist when community-based MPAs are established to protect small sites where vital processes occur, such as fish spawning aggregations (FSAs).

Although soil phosphorus is relatively high on BCI (for example, see total soil phosphorus data in [58]), our results suggest that if taxa such as Apocynaceae are sensitive to low phosphorus availability, phosphorus limitation may exist on a taxon specific level, even if a community as a whole is not limited.

Some limitation may exist in this study.

There are several limitations that may exist in the current study.

Some limitations that may exist in our study are the fact that since the abortions were clandestinely carried out, some of the information found in the patients' file might not be accurate enough, for instance the duration of antibiotic coverage, and we have no means to verify their veracity.