Sentence examples for salient limitations from inspiring English sources

Joined observations of the infant's social cues guided by mental health practitioners, help parents to better understand and attune to their infants individual characteristics and the premature infant's salient limitations in their social interaction.

This is a salient limitation of observational research.

The most salient limitation of these studies is ecologic bias, resulting from spuriously ascribing aggregate-level observations to individuals.

The most salient limitation of this study is that the participants retired at 55 or close to that age, owing to generous retirement policies in France in general and EDF-GDF in particular.

This paper covers the salient features, limitations of developed photobioreactors and recent developments in the field of photobioreactors.

Further salient factors and limitations in measurements have been repeatedly put forward.

Drawing on stakeholder assessments identified in both the documentary review and stakeholder interviews, we call attention to a number of salient gaps and limitations in these appraisals of 1G biofuels that have potentially significant implications for the sustainability appraisal of 2G biofuels.

In this review, we summarize the historical timeline of CRC classification approaches; discuss their salient features and potential limitations that may require further refinement in near future.

The index score could serve as a covariate to reflect the effect of musculoskeletal problems and attendant limitations on salient health outcomes.

That notwithstanding, we did not decide on a highly disease-specific measure because many distressing physical aspects of cancer (like pain and functional limitations) are only salient in late stage cancer and are, fortunately, of limited importance to the lives of early-stage cancer patients who form the majority of study participants.

But the study limitations become pretty salient on closer scrutiny.