Sentence examples for make any limitations from inspiring English sources

First, the reports included in our study were published exclusively in years between 2006 and 2010 although we didn't make any limitations on the date of publication during sample selection.

The rule, they point out, gives the regulators authority to make "any (their emphasis) limitations or restrictions" they want on trading, which includes banning all trading in securities or derivatives.

A third group of theories account for attention's selectivity in ways that need not make any reference to limitations in capacity.

The type of electronic fund transfers that the consumer may make and any limitations on the frequency and dollar amount of transfers.

We felt that overcoming these limitations would make any RC car more realistic to handle and ultimately more fun to drive.

These limitations limit us from making any causal conclusion, and these limitations can be improved in future studies by utilizing a longitudinal design with multiple data sources.

This limitation makes any model-based detection of recombination over longer length scales or in less-variable genomes difficult.

Wang and Luo's third point is certainly true and pertinent to all cell culture studies – the results of which can only be interpreted, bearing in mind all the limitations of making any deductions from in vitro studies to an in vivo situation.

Their excitement more than makes up for any limitations in execution.

But force is a literary quality, too — and one that can make other limitations seem irrelevant.

The point now should not be to accommodate Israeli and Palestinian leaders' limitations; it should instead be to make the limitations of both sets of leaders irrelevant.