Sentence examples for limited retrieval from inspiring English sources

As discussed in Sect. 1, the lack of semantic associations between texts may lead to limited retrieval performance.

We limited the retrieval to articles from English language peer-reviewed journals.

Medical terms occupy an important position in the electronic medical record (EMR) retrieval, and they are usually used to limit the retrieval conditions, so they suggest the user's search intention.

Stated differently, proactive control mechanisms are not limited to controlled retrieval, and controlled retrieval is not limited to proactive control over interference.

Searching exclusively for salient texture parts limits the retrieval effectiveness.

Assumptions and constraints are often used to simplify the problem, but are also limiting the retrieval in its transferability since they are generally only applicable for a specific problem (Duggin and Robinove 1990; Kötz et al. 2004).

In our research we showed that unethical amnesia most likely happens because people limit the retrieval of unwanted memories about when they engaged in dishonesty.

Methodological filters, sometimes called hedges, attempt to do this by limiting the retrieval to studies of a certain methodological design.

In an effort to limit the retrieval of too many irrelevant documents, synonyms of a gene/protein are restricted to the ones found in entries for related organisms.

A second search was conducted using communication as a keyword, and limiting the retrieval to systematic reviews using Clinical Queries in Medline, and the term systematic review in other databases.

It since has added features Google has had for a while, such as the ability to search for a word on just one Web site, limit retrievals to documents written in a specific language and see which Web sites link to each other.