Sentence examples for means limitations from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, inadequate provision of CBT means limitations in access to treatments, and current research aims to establish more accessible and economic formats of CBT.

Another possible obstacle comes from civil groups and women's rights activists who fear a political settlement resulting in the Taliban's inclusion in the Afghan government would mean limitations on their freedoms.

I've never liked soda, but for me stuttering meant limitations.

This may mean limitation on effective treatment; maybe combined therapy with adjunctive drugs, such as estradiol or topiramate, might increase the effectiveness.

He could not open his mouth more than 25 mm, and his jaw deviated to the right side which meant limitation of right TMJ movement.

and can influence behaviours with different means (limitation of the use of private cars by parking tariffs, urban tolls, etc., and incentives for modal shift with a better public transport offer).

After a dozen tries, I reached the help desk of a company offering the new plan to ask what its Web site means by "limitations and restrictions," including "step therapy" and "quantity limits".

The idea that sharing a single currency also means accepting limitations on fiscal sovereignty is not new.

This means that limitations to short-term reductions in CO2 emissions cannot be affected by improving fuel consumption for new cars alone.

However, one fundamental feature of a path planning algorithm is to insure that the vehicle will be able to execute the generated path, which means that limitations on vehicle movements must be obeyed (i.e., nonholonomic constraints).

The scope settings define a particular taxonomic group for the analysis (by default, it is all biota, which means no limitations on taxon selection).