Sentence examples for limited specification from inspiring English sources

A review of available solutions in Section 'Related work' observes, perhaps unsurprisingly, that most existing trace validation tools are based on algorithms that do not take advantage of parallelism, while those that do offer very limited specification languages where sequential relationships between events are excluded.

Secondly, there is limited specification of types of chronic diseases recorded at facility-level: disease specification is recorded for HIV, diabetes, hypertension, asthma, epilepsy sickle cell disease, cervical and breast cancers but general categorisation for other cancers, mental disorders and cardio-vascular diseases.

However, the model still has limited specifications of the inputs and outputs of its components.

As described in the HTTP 1.1 specification [38], the header can consist of several header fields (depending on server) and the header size is not limited through specification.

This would allow direct, molecular-scale kinetic control over the entire assembly pathway, rather than being limited to specification of the final structure only.

The liquid flooding limit specification is available only if the downcomer geometry is specified.

As color density deviated from 10, viewers became increasingly dissatisfied, so Sony set specification limits at no less than 7 and no more than 13.

When the lots were combined the normalized gene expression values and ROR scores were consistent to those at the target input concentration of 250 ng within and even outside the RNA input limit specifications (Table  6).

More than anything else, that specification limited the designs to the undistinguished options presented two weeks ago.

However, our results are not limited to this specification and should hold for any quasi-concave consumer surplus function.

For example, had all evidence been available as AD, the modelling process would have been limited to the specification of uniparametric distributions for time to healing i.e. the Exponential, with constant healing hazard over time [ 5, 14, 15].