Sentence examples for limitations of productivity from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we analyse the limitations of productivity indicators from a service economics perspective.

The technical and conceptual limitations of productivity measures in general are well known [24].

The burden imposed by core FM symptoms translates into limitations of productivity, personal and family life, as well as a reduced ability to complete simple activities of daily living [ 6, 8].

Fourth, a limitation of productivity estimates is a lack of complete Industry data.

Loss of work performance was evaluated using the WLQ-J, which is a questionnaire consisting of 25 items to estimate the degree to which health problems interfere with specific aspects of work performance and the impact of these work limitations on productivity by calculating scores using a specific algorithm.

At precipitation levels typical of grasslands, soil water will be lower on coarse-textured than fine-textured soils, increasing water limitation of community productivity, and thus the importance of soil water increases in regulating productivity.

One of the most significant limitation of the productivity of machining operations is the regenerative machine tool vibration, also called machine tool chatter, which is a self-excited vibration between the tool and the workpiece induced by the chip formation mechanism.

Despite all its potential, the lipid production by L. starkeyi is still not economically viable mainly due to limitations in productivity of the wild-type strains (or natural isolates) (Ageitos et al.2011).2011

Although a semisynthetic route using baccatin III (an intermediate in the taxol biosynthetic pathway isolated from plant sources) was described, limitations were encountered in terms of productivity and scalability (see [ 23] and the references therein).

Key factors driving these outcomes included the physical and productivity limitations of the soil resource, poor livestock performance and poor water quality.

There is a palpable consensus among researchers and managers cautioning against broad scale, rigid approaches to conservation, and acknowledging the need to address productivity limitations of myriad organisms in need of protection (Clostio et al. 2012).