Sentence examples for limiting implications from inspiring English sources

There are also limiting implications of our study being monocentric, which may have been mitigated to only some extent by the broad range and diversity of patient cases recruited from various medical and surgical disciplines regardless of any morbidity specific restrictions.

It seemed at first as if the case had limited implications within Turkey.

On its own, though, the latest move is likely to have limited implications for the broader economy.

Such reforms could be an effective means of minimizing the programmatic impacts of pipeline failure for commodities of U.S. origin while having limited implications for domestic interests in the United States.

This difference probably has limited implications for the functionality and biological efficacy of anti-CD19 versus anti-CD20 treatments, because specific modifications of the antibodies (engineering) preferentially define target cell binding and clearing properties [ 86, 87].

Although in vitro and in vivo studies have limited implications for the clinical setting, it is interesting to note a recent update of the ZO-FAST study (Eidtmann et al, 2008).

However, it is worth noting that the study has limited implications for clinical work because it merely looked at how a short burst of positive information could correct a small amount of threat information provided to non-clinical children rather than trying to alter long-established fears that have developed through complex interactions between the fear pathways.

Mr. Kelly did not provide cost estimates for his proposals but he acknowledged that they might have potentially limiting budget implications.

This gene is found in B. bovis, T. parva and T. annulata, again, limiting the implication of this gene product as a host cell transforming factor.

That limited the implications of the ruling.

Now Hammon is here, trying to limit the implications of her decision, exaggerated as they are.