Sentence examples for only a limitation from inspiring English sources
While the rationale is understandable, it supports only a limitation on, not a denial of, liability.
Hence, low internal consistency is not only a limitation of this study, since human values tend to have low internal consistency indices due to low variability in responses (Rodriguez and Maeda 2006).
since it is working within the framework of a first order logic without generalized quantifiers, this is only a limitation of this particular formulation and not of dynamic approaches generally.
The patient group is cross-sectional, which can be considered not only as a limitation but also as a strength of the study, because it reflects the realities of clinical practice.
7 40 41 The patient group is highly heterogeneous, which can be considered not only as a limitation but also as a strength of the study, because it reflects the realities of clinical practice.
Conclusions: In our study, involving 11 hospitals in Andalusia (South Spain), 71,5 % of cardiac surgery patients didn´t show any activity limitation or only a slight limitation before 3 years of follow up.
This not only has a limitation in terms of environmental pollution, but also high waste volume is an opportunity to extract essential bioactive compounds and antioxidants for food and pharmaceutical industries.
Here too, since it serves only as a limitation, a device for selecting among potentially responsible parties, it cannot be used to pick out that party who, in distributive terms, is best suited to bear the burden.
On the contrary, when deposited as intermediate layer between the substrate and the NiTi shape memory alloy film, the same Ni layer only causes a limitation of the actuation potential.
So our discovery that our universe is fine-tuned only reflects a limitation in us, that we could not observe the opposite (McMullin 1993; Sober 2005).
This is something of a downer, but these speeds are still faster than nearly all home broadband connections and only become a limitation for transferring files wirelessly between devices on your local network (say laptop to laptop or desktop to NAS).
