Sentence examples for limitations of alternatives from inspiring English sources

A third alternative is proposed by combining both weather and traffic factors to balance out the deficiencies and limitations of alternatives 1 and 2. Figure 8 shows the proposed 140 locations where RWIS stations are recommended to be sited when considering all four factors previously explained.

We felt the open-ended format was the most appropriate method for our study population given the limitations of alternatives and due to improved ease of administration by telephone.

So far, systematic large-scale expression profiling in CHO cells by microarray was limited due to lack of publicly available array designs and limitations of alternative approaches.

Prime among these challenges is the acute vulnerability of populations (5), which requires prompt intervention rather than exploration of the comparative benefits and limitations of alternative approaches.

This shows, as discussed in the introduction, the limitations of alternative approaches which were previously proposed in the literature when the recovery period is not exponentially distributed.

Our review of the literature sheds light on the advantages and limitations of alternative interventions to reduce micronutrient deficiencies along the supply chain.

Important knowledge for risk analysts are what tools are available for decision analysis and what the methodological and practical strengths and limitations of alternative approaches are.

Furthermore, comparison of the two approaches is useful in evaluating the feasibility, utility, uncertainty, and limitations of alternative metrics and estimation methods that could be used to meet carbon monitoring objectives.

Lexpit regression resolves several limitations of alternative strategies for estimating risk differences from case control studies.

An exploration of these issues may help the physician discuss with the patient the appropriateness of the proposed treatment and to more openly discuss the limitations of alternative kinds of therapy, rather than making it a taboo subject that the patient dares not raise for fear of a withering response.

Higher levels of communication, guidance and familiarity with behaviour change techniques by physicians may be necessary to overcome patient factors such as denial; poor understanding of the condition, and treatment; the limitations of alternative medicine and religious beliefs; ingrained habits and fears; and lack of time management skills necessary for appropriate exercise and food preparation.