Sentence examples for limitations raised from inspiring English sources
The New American City fund, which had no funding limitations, raised $19 million and spent $19.6 million.
The limitations raised by Dr. Kawada have already been acknowledged in our meta-analysis.
These limitations raised important questions: is cell competition conserved in mammals and does it play a relevant physiologic role in non-manipulated tissues?
We must say a few words here about the methodological limitations raised by the use of a data collection technique that is based on statements produced in response to a single question posed to the participants.
We believe the issues and limitations raised in our article and by Oberdörster are important and demonstrate a critical need for continuing research to understand the potential for human exposure to engineered nanomaterials and to design environmentally relevant toxicity testing schemes.
To overcome the limitations raised by the participation of a single researcher, recoding of the transcripts was performed 1 month after the initial coding, which enabled the crosschecking of the analysed data, and to ensure that the codings and categories were free of ambiguity and overlap.
Legal inconsistencies and analytical limitations raise doubts about the possible enforcement of nanomaterial regulations.
It gives a sense of what the Human Genome Project was all about, provides glimpses of its promises and hints of its limitations, raises questions about things unknown and suggests questions whose answers we may choose not to know.
To others, CRISPR's limitations raise questions about the knockout mouse consortium's decision to abandon ES cell technology.
These limitations raise an important question about the use of crowdfunding: how can we design crowds to avoid their common shortcomings?
These limitations raise some serious concerns on what role VBL should play, or how they should fit into the education landscape as an alternative model of teaching and learning and a substantial supplement.
