Sentence examples for most notable limitation from inspiring English sources
The most notable limitation of this study is its small sample size, which greatly limited the statistical power to detect associations of moderate magnitude.
Our most notable limitation was the crude exposure measurement for household air pollution.
From a European perspective, the most notable limitation is the higher cost of inpatient FN management in the United States compared with Europe.
The most notable limitation of DNP-MRS imaging is the very short half-life (in tens of seconds) of the hyperpolarized C-substrates, which is affected by the substrates' T1 value and the field strength of the MR scanner (lower field strength MR scanner improves the half-life of the hyperpolarized substrates) [ 96].
Furthermore, SPECT/CT helps to overcome heterogeneous photon attenuation in the thorax one of the most notable limitations of myocardial perfusion scintigraphy.
One of the most notable limitations is the high levels of missing data for certain variables.
However the most notable limitations in this study are its open-label design, small sample size, and high dropout rate.
Since legalization last October, Ontario Premier Doug Ford has put a number of laws involving cannabis, the most notable being the limitation of weed sales to an online store run by the government.
In particular, the lack of consistent intervals for repeated measurements is a notable limitation, most pertinent for the two study inclusion ScvO2 values, the percent lactate clearance and the final ScvO2 at the end of the six-hour EGDT treatment period.
This limitation was most notable when attempting to visualize fine subcellular structures at high magnification.
The most notable and also the key limitation of the current planning process is the lack of an institutional framework from the central to local level on the reform of a results- based, participatory, and market driven planning process, even though this has been mentioned in important documents of the Party and the Government.
