Sentence examples for limitations reported by from inspiring English sources

Since the completion of the trial, the organisation has invested in additional workstations of a newer model that overcomes many of the design limitations reported by users (i.e. taller height limits, wider and more stable keyboard platforms, and sits more stable on an existing desk in the sitting position).

In addition to identifying the current practices of the scale development process, this review also aims to assess the main limitations reported by the authors.

Cross-sectional methods were the main methodological limitations reported by other studies (e.g., Schlosser and McNaughton 2009; Tombaugh et al. 2011).

Functional limitations reported by the cohort using a generalized health status measure and more detailed questions on lower extremity function were compared with those predicted by experts based on the injuries sustained.

The present paper aimed (a) to provide a systematic review of the published literature regarding current practices of the scale development process, (b) to assess the main limitations reported by the authors in these processes, and (c) to provide a set of recommendations for best practices in future scale development research.

The purpose of this article is threefold: (a) to provide a systematic review of the published literature regarding some current practices of the scale development process, (b) to assess the main limitations reported by the authors in this process, and (c) to provide a set of recommendations for best practices in future scale development research.

Our reliance on self-reported menstrual cycle information alone is a limitation reported by others [ 10, 63] and may be a source of misclassification.

Also, the unexpected complication of mouth opening limitation reported by the previous literatures may result from the dense fibrous connective tissue in the subepithelial stroma lacking lamina propria and submucosa [23].

This proposed approach was developed to overcome the limitation reported by Suk (2013) regarding the identical retardation values for all reactive species, while maintaining the extensive capability of the previous Suk method involving spatially variable or temporally variable coefficients of transport, general initial conditions, and arbitrary temporal variable inlet concentration.

One limitation reported by the participants was related to the interpretation of the quantitative values derived from the questionnaires, that asked the meanings of norms.

Another limitation reported by researchers is the inability to compare EMA results with metabolic energy expenditure, such as kilocalories or metabolic equivalent [ 9, 20– 25, 32– 32].