Sentence examples for limitations of validity from inspiring English sources

It is shown that the limitations of validity for the emergent results are more stringent than is commonly understood, being equivalent in effect to the adoption of a more extensive approximation – one that significantly undermines the perturbative origin of those expressions.

Despite the limitations of validity and comparability, some conclusions can be drawn.

The limitations of the validity of local-equilibrium assumption at high PNMD values are discussed using the relationship between desorption rates and gas advection fluxes.

Limitations of the validity of the present documentation which must be highlighted include the finding that responses were not collected from all of the medical schools addressed.

Another limitation of our study sample was that it included only a few participants with slower walking times, allowing for only broad generalizations regarding potential limitations of the validity of this measure for slower walkers (i.e., patients with greater functional impairments).

This method eliminates the major difficulties of the classical perturbation methods, namely the complexity of the right hand sides and the limitation of the validity of the solution obtained.

Especially the CK test seems to be too easy for the Austrian participants and might not cover the ability distribution of prospective teachers in Austria at best (limitation of the validity).

A major limitation of the validity of our study findings is the fact that the methods we used to collect data (semi-structured and focus group interviews) are prone to interviewer-bias.

Given the clear limitations of quality and validity in these individually small trials, even a descriptive analysis can only be undertaken with circumspection.

Limitations of reliability and validity do exist with food-frequency questionnaires (Coates and Monteilh 1997; Teufel 1997) and other instruments commonly used to measure dietary intake, although promising alternatives have been developed for populations in which past instruments have not proven reliable (Yaroch et al. 2000).

The self-reported musculoskeletal functional limitations index appears to be a valid measure of musculoskeletal functional limitations, in the aspects of validity assessed in this study.