Sentence examples for reflecting the limitations from inspiring English sources

All are priced and portioned as large appetizers, and many are served cold, reflecting the limitations of a kitchen with no gas.

The ACMG recommendations are in tune with these broader developments reflecting the limitations of informed consent regimens.

Although, the GARS score is a validated score reflecting the limitations in daily life other more physical tests might have been more appropriate to use.

Indeed, the proteomics approaches using 2D and LC-MS/MS might provide large-scale proteomics involved in antibiotic resistance; however, less than 25% of proteins could be detected, reflecting the limitations of 2D approaches.

Note that the majority of the gene structures generated by GeneSeqer were expected to be partial; reflecting the 5' limitation of the ESTs upon which they were based.

Twelve PCR positive cases are negative in IHC, suggesting that nested PCR is a more sensitive method for the detection of AdVs and also reflecting the limitation of IHC in pathogen detecting.

It is an annoyance that reflects the limitations of the standard computer screen.

But these are the only two paintings in the entire exhibition that don't depict American scenery, which I guess reflects the limitations of the anonymous private collection from which the paintings are drawn.

But most of all, it reflects the limitations of mathematical expertise in dealing with the human beings whose hopes and fears are always reflected in the gyrations of financial markets.

The low levels of coverage reflect the limitations on news-gathering budgets and, some say, low levels of interest in the war among the public.

All of these films reflect the limitations on sound recording of the time; to modern ears they will seem hollow and tinny.