Sentence examples for limitations range from inspiring English sources

Its limitations range from its deliberately unpractical design to poor image quality and a long charge time.

Higher summary scores indicate increased pain, stiffness and functional limitations (range 0 100).

The clear examples of well-established knowledge are laws of mechanics discovered by Sir Isaac Newton three centuries ago, laws of thermodynamics, Maxwell equations and quantum mechanics; they make the theoretical basement for modern technology being practically confirmed within centuries under certain physico-chemical limitations (range of speed, temperature, temporal and spatial resolution etc).

The proposed algorithm can efficiently cope with hardware limitations ranging from low computational power to numerous sensing problems arising from limited range, sparse data, and detection uncertainty.

When it becomes altered, either through the process of normal aging, or other health-related factors, it can leave the individual with limitations ranging from an inability to hear soft speech which is easily addressed by hearing aids, to complete inability to understand any speech information, even when using very powerful hearing aids.

All have limitations, ranging from ease of use to business models (some of them require fees, ads and/or links back to the service).

Current approaches to antibiotic susceptibility testing of cultured pathogens have key limitations ranging from long run times to dependence on prior knowledge of genetic mechanisms of resistance.

Limitations ranged from the layout of the ED to the availability of local mental health workers, other hospital staff, or even the police for assistance when needed.

These limitations ranged from visual and auditory deficits, to forgetfulness and concerns about their ability to keep track of a device.

The indirect effects were statistically significant for mobility limitations (ranging from 16% in the musculoskeletal disorders subsample to 27% in the respiratory disorders subsample) in all of the chronic condition subsamples (last column Table 4).

Of these, 195 (10.5%, 95% CI: 8.8, 12.2) individuals were identified to have disability based on their responses to the RAD section 2. Frequency of self-reported functional limitations ranged from 11 (0.6%) on communication difficulties to 103 (5.5%) on seeing difficulties.