One of the most pervasive limitation is the fact that network data are an incomplete reflection of the links that are potentially relevant in an ecosystem, with rare species having higher information deficits than common, ubiquitous ones (Vázquez et al. 2009 a ).
Perhaps the most pervasive technical limitation is measurement error that varies depending upon the refresh rate of the monitor, the sampling rate of the input device, operating system activities, and the data acquisition software.
Major challenges for developed countries' health systems in the next decades include pervasive health inequalities; limitations in health services accessibility, care comprehensiveness, and continuity, especially in primary care; demographic shifts; technological developments; and fiscal constraints [ 1- 7].
This limitation is pervasive in cervical cancer screening studies which are highly populated by healthcare seekers.
There is public demand for objective decision based NRM but limitations are all pervasive due to the spatial and temporal complexity and interdisciplinary nature.
In those days, mentally challenged children were largely out-of-sight, hidden away because of the pervasive stigma associated with their limitations.
This study identified 3 main themes; [ 1] Pervasive fatigue; [ 2] current limitations (of self-management); and [ 3] a new direction (for future interventions).
However, while Tanzanian workers flagged similar shortcomings, there was also a pervasive fatalistic acceptance of infrastructural limitations.
Moreover, the high dimensional input visual data stream brings great computational and communication pressure and limitation for constructing pervasive visual sensor networks.
"I'd always vaguely expected to outgrow my limitations," Rubin, facing a pervasive "midlife malaise," writes at the very start of "The Happiness Project".
