Sentence examples for limitations to achieving from inspiring English sources

It is internationally accepted that malnutrition and chronic diseases in developing countries are key limitations to achieving the Millennium Development Goals.

During this time, significant progress has been made in understanding both ways to increase the micronutrient content of the polished and unpolished rice, and the limitations to achieving those targets in conventional breeding programs.

However, due to their inferior catalytic performance and dispensability, there are still limitations to achieving breakthroughs regarding ORR catalytic activity using carbon nanomaterials, despite their high electron-transfer and mass-transport properties.

Utilizing an improved method for the assignment of the rate constants to the complicated network of reaction pathways in the hydrodesulfurization (HDS) of polyaromatic sulfur compounds (PASCs), new understanding has been obtained concerning the intrinsic limitations to achieving the new distillate fuels standards.

Indeed, it is quite conceivable that the appropriate games for these scenarios are not convex or concave, and it is even conceivable that such games may not be balanced, which may mean that there are unexpected limitations to achieving the sum rate or sum capacity that one may hope for at first sight.

Unfortunately, there are methodological limitations to achieving this in internally fertilising species.

In a sense, it mirrors the failure of Manstein himself, who, while talented, could not transcend his limitations to achieve true greatness.

The optimal dimensions of the nanowire (considering practical limitations) to achieve the best optical guiding effect were also determined.

Current limitations to achieve high conversion efficiencies are overcome with the combination of Ag NW and specifically designed ZnO nanoparticles (NP).

In this study, a detailed heat transfer model of LCG in a hot environment was built to analyze the effects of different factors on the LCG performance, and to identify the main limitations to achieve maximum performance.

To show that there are limitations to achieve these targets in weak health systems, and to demonstrate that it is possible for local planners in low income countries, to set more achievable targets, we worked out a simple method to estimate the maximum possible number of patients that could access ART in Tanzania.