Sentence examples for limiting scope from inspiring English sources

Limitations: (1) cross-sectional data, limiting scope for causal inference, (2) lack of data by tobacco type or volume of use and (3) data from a reproductive health survey may suffer from social desirability bias.

So too is the lack of space in India's jam-packed city centres, which means shopping malls grow tall and thin, limiting scope for giant multiplexes.

The manager of government business, Christopher Pyne, introduced a number of changes to the rules governing parliamentary procedures which include reducing parliamentary sitting hours; axing the practice of supplementary questions – a practice he decried as a "pilot program" from the last parliament; and limiting scope for private members' debate.

Limiting scope to storage and curation of phylogenetic estimates.

First, the surveys are cross-sectional, hence limiting scope for causal inference.

The best recall (0.518) is achieved by not using intersection and not limiting scope to any specific part of the document; however, the precision is low.

Additional limitations arise from the appropriately limited scope of the metabolic network reconstruction.

But the president has only limited scope.

Private guards have a limited scope.

Its people are given limited scope for free speech.

With the kicking from hand largely accurate, there was limited scope for counter- attacking.