Sentence examples for limitations of representing from inspiring English sources

The limitations of representing biological systems in terms of hierarchies should be explored in more depth as well (Potochnik and McGill 2012).

Both pasteurization costs and product thermal degradation are minimized using a structured search procedure that overcomes the limitations of representing the problem as a MINLP model.

A final limitation concerns the challenge of representing the results of data visualization in publication-based maps.

However, instead of representing a limitation, the latter might stand for an "everything needs to be done" in regional perfusion and microcirculation in the critically ill patients.

Each individual method has its own advantages and disadvantages but always has the limitation of only representing a certain view of enterprise.

However, the inherent thermodynamic and kinetic limitation of CO2 represents the biggest obstacle associated with CO2 conversion.

One of the first attempts to overcome the limitations of OWL for representing cycles was DL-safe rules [51].

This survey has several limitations: First, although representing 14% of the Swiss dialysis population, it includes a relatively small number of patients, which limits its statistical power.

These findings suggest that self-reports of functional limitations represent global perceptions of frailty, rather than solely an appraisal of limitations on the task being asked.

One of the most important limitations of RFA is represented by the loss of heat occurring close to vessels due to the blood flow (heat sink effect).

Some of these limitations are represented by the inclusion/exclusion criteria, which can be construed as limiting the application of our results to the more general clinical FM population.