Sentence examples for practicality is limited from inspiring English sources

Albeit antifragility measurements do exist, their practicality is limited.

One gadget website correspondent has balefully written, "I envision this monstrosity being presented as a rare 'salesman's sample' on 2310's version of The Antiques Roadshow". Wenger admit that its practicality is limited, and that its purpose is partly to promote the company.

In addition, their practicality is limited by the possible teratogenicity caused by culture factors, such as retinoic acid, of differentiated cells.

However, the practicality of these methods is limited by their computational requirement, particularly when large prior intervals are assigned to the model parameters.

The practicality of this literature is limited because many studies focus on the associations between variables, rather than causal pathways.

The practicality of using laboratory values is limited by the time required to obtain these results.

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a useful tool to study brain growth and organization in preterm neonates for clinical and research purposes, but its practicality can be limited by time and medical constraints.

In terms of practicality, ZFNs are limited by the higher cost and effort of designing the custom proteins, interactions between residues affecting targeting, and altered sequence recognition from the effects of additional genomic and chromatin content surrounding the target sites [ 9].

The SRRC pulse shaping reduces the energy of the spectral copies beyond the symbol rate; therefore, for practicality, the cycle frequencies are limited to: alpha = left{ 0, frac{1}{T}, -frac{1}{T} right}.

In this school-based approach a significant proportion of the school-aged children may not attend school and so the practicality of this approach may be limited to areas where school attendance is not too low.

Although seismic tomography has been used for many years in the oil industry, until recently its practicality in the mining industry has been limited because the processes involved interfered with mining productivity and were labor-intensive in terms of data collection and interpretation.