Sentence examples for limitations to take from inspiring English sources

There are, however, several limitations to take into account; the limited amount of control samples available may skew the results in either direction and, importantly, we do not have information on whether the HIV+ received aspirin or other anticoagulant at the time of blood sampling.

Our study had some limitations to take into consideration.

I'm afraid the only thing that will actually work is for some new email frontend that forces limitations, to take off.

We were stuck with a platform that had too many limitations to take our startup where we needed it to go.

There are, however, some limitations to take into account.

Our study has several limitations to take into consideration.

Instead, there is a "graduated" limitation to "take account of the growing connection of the worker with the labour market of the host member state".

The restrictions on in-work benefits will not be an outright ban as originally sought by Cameron but rather a "graduated" limitation to "take account of the growing connection of the worker with the labour market of the host member state".

But for species that live in the sea, or that can take to the air such as birds or insects, there will be no enforced limitation to taking advantage of the short term benefits of extensive outbreeding.

In 2010, he expects to arrive at spring training on time, freed of restrictions or limitations, ready to take the next decade for himself.

This capability of PRM to comply with motorized stage limitations and to take them into account for sharp image registration is a second advantage in comparison with usual video-microscopy procedures.