Sentence examples for limitations on quality from inspiring English sources

The only available treatments – dialysis or receiving a transplant – just buy a patient more time but come with considerable limitations on quality of life.

Re the May 12 Op-Ed article by Frank McKenna, the Canadian ambassador to the United States, about North Dakota's Devils Lake project: The permit awarded for the project by the North Dakota Department of Health, under the authority of the federal Environmental Protection Agency, places strict limitations on quality, quantity and timing of water discharge.

Both, HZ and PHN cause limitations on quality of life (QoL) [ 13- 16].

Nevertheless, many pathogenic states are associated with protein misfolding, revealing in vivo limitations on quality control mechanisms.

The impact of locomotor limitation on quality of life is multi-dimensional with significant limitations in activity and restrictions in participation.

We have consciously, rationally, deliberately, and of our own free will taken measures to end our lives today because of the physical limitations on our quality of life placed upon us by age, failing vision, osteoporosis, back pain and painful orthopedic problems".

Legislation (e.g. Finnish law, (1022/2006)) also sets standards and limitations on the quality of disposed water.

33 However, there are downsides, such as limitations on the quality and availability of much information as it has been derived primarily for administrative purposes.

To ensure that all relevant literature on cementless THA in RA patients was accounted for, and to minimize publication bias, there were no limitations on study quality, language of publication or year of publication.

Although there are important limitations on the quality and assessment of disease progression in these studies, the current meta-analyses suggest no overall effect of ESAs on disease progression.

Exposure information is frequently ascertained through an interview or questionnaire; thus, it is difficult to assess the extent to which recall or reporting bias has occurred and there are obvious limitations on the quality of exposure data obtained in this fashion.