Sentence examples for limits the inference of from inspiring English sources

There are several limitations to our study; the cross sectional design limits the inference of causality and can only demonstrates an association between DR and identified risk factors.

Nonetheless, this response rate as well as the ratio of GPs and gynaecologists limits the inference of our results to the whole population of doctors.

The study group consisted of a non-clinically diagnosed sample of depressed Thai people, which limits the inference of the study findings to clinically depressed Thais.

There are several limitations to our study, the cross-sectional design of our study can only demonstrates an association between DR and identified risk factors, and limits the inference of causality.

Unfortunately, such genes also present great analytical difficulties; since their lack of clear homologs limits the inference of function from structure and the molecular tools required to test function are not yet available in corals, although progress is being made in that direction with other cnidarians [ 45- 47].

Accordingly, the sample is heterogeneous with respect to diagnoses and duration of the psychotic disorder among others, and there were insufficient statistical power to perform secondary analyses in subgroups which limits the inference of trial results to selected sub-populations suffering from psychosis.

However, it does not limit the inference of the overall regression model for this group of respondents.

Livestock cases were out of sync temporally and spatially with human cases, indicating anthropocentric reporting or high incidence from relatively few animals, although differences in the aggregation of livestock cases limit the inference of spatial synchrony.

Limitations include the relatively short follow-up period, limiting the inference on survival, and the associations of perception of health and survival up to 1 year after stroke.

Its cross-sectional design could limit the inference on the time sequence of the association between MD and nutritional status.

It does not consider the need for outside facts and is thus limited to the inference of effects from known causes, (i.e. by inductive reasoning through Analogy or Teleology [ 25, 27] in line with existing knowledge).