Sentence examples for limited practical applicability from inspiring English sources

Edmonstone and Western [ 60] state that competency based approaches could prove of limited practical applicability within increasingly complex healthcare organizations, "in which tasks are increasingly complex and messy".

That too has limited practical implications.

However, the results presented in [11] are limited to an uncoded system, which significantly limits its practical applicability.

Nevertheless, biochar suffers from certain drawbacks (e.g., limited sorption capacity for anions and poor mechanical properties) that limit their practical applicability.

However, todayʼs solution techniques scale poorly, limiting MDPsʼ practical applicability.

This limits the practical applicability of runtime verification.

For a small number of classifiers optimal ensembles can be found exhaustively, but the burden of exponential complexity of such search limits its practical applicability for larger systems.

In particular, it is shown that in order to take advantage of the impulse reduction provided by the FSI effect, large plate displacements are required which, in effect, may limit the practical applicability of exploiting FSI effects in the design of blast-mitigating systems.

However, the large number of coefficients required in the mitigation techniques limits their practical applicability.

Large clusters can lead to nanofluid precipitation, limiting its practical applicability.

Moreover, current scanning devices are still restricted to scanning small sample sizes only, which currently limits the practical applicability of this method.