Sentence examples for limited range of methods from inspiring English sources

Starting de novo to deal with a new situation is not within the power of natural, unintelligent processes… [M]en may well copy the process, in so far as original structures are used as the basis for new ones, simply because it is the most economical method, but they are not bound to the very limited range of methods of change which nature adopts" [56].

Given the wide range of formal methods that are available to engage with users in the MDDD process, manufacturers tended to use only a very limited range of methods to capture information from users and patients.

Serious blind spots could arise when organisations used a very limited range of methods for gathering data, were preoccupied with demonstrating compliance with external expectations, failed to listen to negative signals from staff or lacked knowledge of the real issues at the frontline.

Although providing a robust examination of toxicant uptake and overall plasma concentrations, this technique is limited by the controlled and potentially atypical usage documented in an invasive clinical setting, the limited range of analytical methods for relevant species in plasma, and the expense and timescale for conducting such studies.

While the advantages of large classes include decreased costs, improved efficiency in terms of educators' time and resources and standardisation of learning experiences, the disadvantages include a limited range of teaching methods, limited opportunities for interaction between educators and students, and a negative perception of educators who teach large classes.

This chapter focuses on a limited range of the modeling methods, namely, from fibers and matrix through to laminated composites often used in many types of engineering structure.

You want a limited range-of-motion in your ankle.

For disinfection of recent and progressive microbiological damage, a limited range of physical and chemical methods are available (Allsopp et al. 2004).

Finally, Table 1 shows that when dealing with many flying targets in natural conditions, there is only a limited range of applications, suggesting that new methods should be explored.

A third limitation was the limited range of dementia stages.

The methods in the first category can only work with limited range of view angles, and the accuracy of the methods can be affected by self-occlusion.