The phrase "limits interpretation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how certain factors or conditions restrict the way something can be understood or analyzed.
Example: "The strict guidelines set by the organization limits interpretation of the data collected."
Alternatives: "restricts understanding" or "constrains analysis."
We must acknowledge a major limitation of this study and which limits interpretation of our data, i.e. the low number of cases and in particular the limited number of exposed cases, thus yielding statistically unstable risk estimates and hampering the prospect of detecting small changes in risk and limiting the chance to assess possible dose-response relations.
One limitation of this study is the retrospective nature of the human data, which limits interpretation.
However, YRBSS measures intake in times per day and not the cup equivalents that national goals use, which limits interpretation.
This limits interpretation of the common finding that people receiving risk information from screening programs show elevated anxiety (as assessed by questionnaire) in the short-term, which subsides over time.
Our use of the pretest posttest design limits interpretation of results related to research question 3 to suggestive of a potential impact and gives an indication of whether or not the approach warrants further study.
This limits interpretation of the absolute ICERs.
Firstly, the study was cross-sectional, which limits interpretations to associations rather than causality.
The cross-sectional study design limits interpretations of causality.
The cross-sectional nature of the data limits interpretations regarding the causality of stigma.
The complexity of kidney structure and development limits interpretations of our results.
There are limitations to our analyses that may limit interpretation of the results for a broader population of smokers.
