Sentence examples for limitations poor from inspiring English sources

Constructed wetlands have emerged as a viable alternative for secondary treatment of domestic wastewater in areas with landscape limitations, poor soil conditions, and high water tables, which limit installation of full-scale adsorption fields.

Yet that's the cohort most likely to become isolated by physical limitations, poor transportation and the loss of social connections — the group, in other words, who might particularly benefit from being able to interact with the world digitally, for everything from banking and ordering groceries to e-mailing faraway friends.

Limitations: Poor interpretation of statistics.

Prophylaxis of primary pediatric headaches has some limitations: poor efficacy, adverse effects, contraindications for comorbidity, off-label use of drugs in pediatric age, limited knowledge and few controlled studies.

Many of the mathematically well-founded theories developed for functional verification suffer from limitations (poor integration with industrial modeling tools and inability to scale to larger, more complicated systems) that restrict their practical adoption.

Although comparing the number of studies with positive versus negative findings ("vote-counting") has several limitations, poor operationalization of the constructs and the large heterogeneity in study designs and measurements prevented us from carrying out a meta-analysis.

Firstly, those who fractured during positional change had the poorest functional status (greatest mobility and P-ADL limitations, poorest self-rated balance, greatest fear of falling and previous falls, and lowest physical activity participation).

Measurements: Two-year dichotomous outcomes included: doctor visits, hospitalization, mobility difficulty, activity of daily living limitation, poor perceived health, and mortality.

Previous research has found a deficiency of pollinating bees on green roofs, which could result in pollen limitation, poor seed production and reproductive failure of many plant species requiring bee pollination.

3 Progressive fibrosis with loss of normal lung tissue leads to restricted ventilation, impaired gas exchange, respiratory symptoms and exercise limitation, poor quality of life, and ultimately death.

The main risk factors for functional dependency are older age, female sex, low literacy, disease burden, such as cerebrovascular and other chronic diseases, depression, vision and cognitive impairment, lower extremities functional limitation, poor self-perceived health, low level of physical activity, smoking and low frequency of social contacts [ 19, 20, 22, 23].