Also be ready to accept the practical limitations of your research and communicate these to your reader by letting them know about limited the time and funds that have restricted the breadth and/or depth of your analysis.
Because few allergens are tested, LTT is much more restricted in breadth of evaluation compared to patch testing [ 5].
Despite substantive recruitment efforts, the number of care providers in this study was smaller than desired and this may have restricted the breadth of responses.
However, the inclusion of only four practices may have restricted the breadth of information which would be of relevance to the development of the intervention and trial design.
Preprogramming the recognition algorithms onto the sensor nodes may be another solution, but it needlessly restricts the breadth of applications for which the smart objects can be used.
This reduction will grossly restrict the breadth, scope and effectiveness of the program, and has very direct and real consequences for some of the neediest people in the country, especially in New York City.
Present ADL measures, however, are restricted in their breadth, and, more importantly, fail to prove unidimensionality and other psychometrical prerequisites for a valid and reliable assessment of ADL [ 4, 9, 10].
But AMC lacks TCM's breadth: it's restricted to American releases and talking films, and it rarely offers any surprises for viewers who have had access to it for a year or two.
The results are given as closed-form expressions and the required input information for the procedure is restricted to the main dimensions: length, breadth, draught, block coefficient and water plane area together with speed and heading.
In this study, the potential associations between gene evolutionary rates, duplication (WGD, SSD, and singletons), and gene expression breadth in different tissues (restricted or ubiquitous) were investigated.
