Sentence examples for more direct limitations from inspiring English sources
Our study also has more direct limitations.
Ethical and logistical limitations prevent more direct measurements.
A more direct approach that avoids these limitations is the prevention of ligand binding to all cognate receptors, the approach that could be used by the highly specific mAb to S1P.
On the other hand, in nursing homes in the project, provincial policy limits the use of restraints and this type of policy limitations may have more direct impact on the Other group than the HCAs.
Using bushmeat marketplaces to monitor the status of hunted species (see Rowcliffe et al., 2003, Juste et al., 1995, Fa et al., 2003) circumvents many of the resource limitations of other, more direct techniques; however, it is also dependent on all species of concern making it to market.
The proposed immersion and invariance (I&I) based adaptation law provides a more direct and flexible approach to circumvent the limitations of the basic I&I method without employing any filter signal.
Instead, the authors should be more direct and realistic about the content and limitations of the observations.
Other limitations of our study were that we measured exposure to anticoagulants based on prescriptions issued rather than a more direct measure of adherence to reflect whether the patient had actually taken the anticoagulants.
Given the limitations of BMI as a measure of adiposity, it is therefore important for future studies to consider other more direct measures of adiposity/fat mass to clarify the contribution of maternal smoking to childhood obesity.
Coughlin was more direct.
