Sentence examples for limitations more than from inspiring English sources

It is showing its limitations more than ever now that manufacturing jobs for the unskilled are vanishing.

Additionally, discussion on the differences existent between substrates that affect half-saturation indices has been carried out; it has been shown that the observed KS for some substrates will reflect transport or biological limitations more than others.

Nothing revealed these limitations more than the president's trip last year to Copenhagen to urge selection of Chicago for the 2016 summer Olympics.

Some authors expected that disease-specific measures would be less susceptible to a response shift because they query specific symptoms or functional limitations more than generic measures [ 39].

In spite of these limitations, more than one hundred hits were identified using the library pools, several of which have indeed been verified.

In this study, perceived obstacles in the physical environment increased according to activity level and seem to affect the participation of older adults having moderate to severe activity limitations more than those with slight to moderate limitations.

Cheema, choosing an entertaining method which went well beyond mere damage limitation, more than trebled the score with Zubin Surkari for the sixth wicket.

In their extreme forms, the medical and social models serve to chart the space of possible relationships between impairment and limitation more than to reflect the actual views of individuals or institutions.

McCauley and Taylor (1997) found that with increased variance in sex ratio among demes, females tended to be harmed by pollen limitation more than hermaphrodites reducing the global frequency of females.

He also perceived his own limitations more acutely than his fiercest critics.

She said she learned from her father, Johnny Cash, "that your style is a function of your limitations, more so than a function of your skills".