The defined limitations only allowed for randomized, controlled studies.
However, because of resource limitations, only limited areas can be treated.
The exposure estimates made here have inherent limitations – only limited information is available to define the frequency and duration of mouthing behaviours for children of different ages.
Somehow these physical limitations only emphasise the show's poignancy and rage.
The physical factor still imposes limitations — only thirty-eight consulates have agreed to issue documents, and they are distributed unevenly.
The safety's limitations only tether Frazier tighter to two deep shell coverages.
Mr. Howard is bumping up against his limitations, only some of which have to do with his medical condition.
But American military law experts say the statute of limitations only starts running when an individual is in a jurisdiction subject to prosecution.
After all, surfing is governed by definite geographic limitations: only those people who live near the beach can actually do it.
Still, that is just a single study, and its methodological limitations – only one subject observed, and a researcher who can get pretty irritated herself – may cast doubt about its validity.
Recall that the Constitution's first 10 amendments, the Bill of Rights, imposed limitations only on the power of Congress; only through later Supreme Court interpretation were most of them understood to apply to the states as well.
