Sentence examples for limiting interpretations from inspiring English sources

Limited taxonomic representation decreases the reliability and precision of a phylogeny, in turn limiting interpretations on dating, biogeography, and cladogenesis.

What we think we know about Shakespeare, for example, can lead us into all sorts of odd and limiting interpretations of the plays (maximally in the form of the truly odd beliefs of anti-Stratfordianism — see below).

Previous Hox gene studies in lophotrochozoans have reported expression for only a subset of the Hox gene complement and/or lack detailed genomic organization information, limiting interpretations of spatial and temporal colinearity in this diverse animal clade.

The samples were derived from morbidly obese subjects, limiting interpretations to that population.

Staessen et al. (2000) included men with known occupational exposures, as did Schutte et al. (2008), thus limiting interpretations of findings in men.

Another limitation is the reduced number of children with lead measurements, limiting interpretation of analyses controlling for lead exposure.

"It was only in more recent centuries that there was a need for limiting interpretation".

The study was small, retrospective and observational, limiting interpretation of the results.

Patients were treated with hypothermia in the latter half of the study, limiting interpretation.

We observed no differences by parity or race (data not shown), but most women were Caucasian, limiting interpretation.

Only 16 participants completed both baseline and 3-month quality of life and pain questionnaires, limiting interpretation of this data.