Sentence examples for semantic limitations from inspiring English sources

Notwithstanding the prima facie intuitiveness of the approach, it is becoming increasingly apparent that network representations suffer important semantic limitations.

For this purpose, CRIM has to consider the semantic limitations posed on providing interoperability between EHR and eCRF through single source data and PROM (Patient Reported Outcome Measures).

In order to overcome these limitations, the Semantic Web, based on ontology, was introduced by W3C to bring about significant advancement in web searching.

In our study, the limitations of semantic indexing in Web of Science produced the lowest yield of relevant studies.

In contrast, we predicted SLI status would be associated with a much smaller and more circumscribed set of clinical symptoms and that these symptoms would largely reflect the semantic and the syntactic limitations associated with SLI and the social penalties associated with children's limited verbal proficiency (inattention and peer difficulties).

The limitation of Semantic Web standard is the popularity.

First, we note that the apparent wastefulness explained above is not necessarily a limitation of our Semantic approach to unit representation, but rather a limitation of the SHARE client's interaction with the unit-conversion Service.

There are some limitations studied in semantic based approach [38], as it lacks in relevance judgement in TREC collection and its restrictive annotation process.

We here describe a method that partially overcomes these limitations by implementing semantic similarities among GO terms and an appropriate weighting scheme.

This issue is partly semantic, but it shows the limitations of Murray and Frenk's framework and, by extension, the difficulties to define a health system.

Apart from thematic issues, the second part of the discussion addresses methodological limitations and prospects for semantic sustainability assessment.