Sentence examples for limitations of relevance from inspiring English sources

The key limitations of relevance to the current study are associated with the problems of distance effects and thresholding (Jones, 2008; Morris, Embleton, & Parker, 2008).

A methodological limitation of relevance here is that the robust standard errors are underestimated by marginal models for studies with a small number of hospitals, especially if the numbers of patients per hospital are severely unbalanced.

One of the main limitation of relevance networks is that it requires extensive computing ressources as mentioned by [ 26] to compute the comprehensive pair-wise associations when the underlying network is fully connected, i.e. when there is an edge between any pair of two types X and Y variables (see also [ 27] who recently proposed an R package for fast computation of the correlations).

Limitations of specific relevance to the current study are the self-report nature of the diabetes diagnosis for 26% of the sample and the proportion of missing data.

Although this nonphysiological loading environment has limitations in terms of relevance to the in vivo situation, removal of these uncharacterised biomechanical and biochemical factors enables the effect of cell deformation (and inevitably fluid flow) to be considered in isolation, allowing a more specific mechanotransduction pathway to be investigated.

A potential limitation of both relevance networks and paracliques is that they rely on hard thresholds to classify the relationship between genes as either connected or unconnected.

This study had some limitations but also points of relevance.

Even when considering these limitations, the relevance of the present findings should not be under-estimated since the alternative approach of prospective community studies analysing the preceding diagnoses of BD and SZ has not received sufficient research attention and/or is fraught with other limitations, including the size and representativeness of the sample.

There is potential for competing and highly polarized camps to evolve a much better mutual understanding of the potentials and limitations of different approaches, the relevance of the development and global economic paradigms driving ODA allocations and the need for a better, and more diverse "toolkit" from which to work.

The search was repeated removing the 'human only' limitation but no other veterinary journals of relevance were found.

In addition, the lack of standardised diagnostic interview to confirm or exclude depression is a limitation to the interpretation of assessment of relevance of the subscales to clinical criteria in this maternal population.