Sentence examples for most obvious limitations from inspiring English sources

In this discussion the op-amp is largely taken as ideal, with the experimental work and associated calculations designed to avoid all but the most obvious limitations.

As this least partisan Republican stews on his decision on whether to go national with his sense of frustration, he has to know that his independence and forthrightness, the qualities that so far have defined him, are also his most obvious limitations in the roughhouse game of presidential politics as we know it.

Thus, one of the most obvious limitations of the power of selection is the dependence of the process on mutations that arise by chance.

This is one of the most obvious limitations that governments using social media for decision making are confronted with, which will be discussed more in depth at a later section.

It's most obvious limitations were size and materials.

Some of the most obvious limitations are the large amounts of time, money, and expertise needed to score such responses, and the consequent delayed feedback to test takers (Nehm et al., in press).

The most obvious limitation of our study is the small sample size, which may have limited the power of the study and precludes firm statistical conclusions.

The most obvious limitation in using resveratrol as a SIRT1 activator is its many nonspecific effects.

The lack of space is only the most obvious limitation: the Tasting Room doesn't have an electric mixer, a food processor or actual cutting boards.

The most obvious limitation is the nature of the data.

The most obvious limitation of this study is the sample size.