Sentence examples for limitations namely from inspiring English sources
The monolithic IaaS cloud has three limitations namely (a) maximum number of VLANs are limited to 4K because of 12 bits VLAN ID in 802.1Q Ethernet Header [4], (b) no user-agreed network topology at granular level configured and (c) the router gives connectivity between clouds (i.e. a single route table is used to manage all networks of a user), or cloud and the Internet.
4, 6– 8 However, the efficacy of intraperitoneal chemotherapy is impaired by two main pharmacological limitations, namely poor penetration into tumor nodules and limited distribution within the abdomen.
The present study has some limitations, namely, its retrospective design and the relatively small sample size.
Hybrid GFRP concrete structural solutions have been proposed to overcome the aforementioned limitations, namely the low material moduli.
However, this approach has several limitations, namely structured-light sensors do not work in direct sunlight and they have a limited detection range of 5 m.
We focused on two such limitations, namely, its reliance on the user's judgement on the trustworthiness of the RP and a single layer of authentication.
Both articles select a very limited number of trials, and share an important design limitation, namely, they compare clinical trials that recruit both MTX-naïve patients and MTX-resistant patients, which, from our standpoint leads to their results facing validity problems.
While the general structure of our framework and the use of bagging is similar to [5], we addressed its main limitation, namely the large amount of memory used by the storage of the CARs extracted and not yet pruned.
He argued that However, the Public Prosecutor qualified the statement by providing a limitation, namely, that "the arbitrariness, the disregard of fundamental rules of natural justice for which the Act provides, must be of general application to all citizens of Singapore so as to avoid falling foul of the anti-discriminatory provisions of Art 12(12".
The Knox test presents a particular limitation, namely the choice of critical values is entirely arbitrary.
It is important to place our results within the context of a methodological limitation, namely that the survey upon which our findings were based was cross-sectional.
