Sentence examples for striking limitations from inspiring English sources

But more recently, this argument appears to have striking limitations.

The most striking limitation of the dietary recall since birth is the potential recall bias, as the mothers might forget when they introduced a food item.

Even more striking are the limitations of the scientific materialists around her – in particular her occasional lover, Spike, who seems phenomenally clever but deficient in a sense of beauty, and the moneyman behind the institute who might best be described as a hard-hearted philanthropist.

The results are striking despite the limitations.

7 The finding that 85 100% of individuals carrying one or more FLG null mutations may demonstrate signs of filaggrin haploinsufficiency is striking (notwithstanding a limitation to this study in that only the six most prevalent FLG null mutations were examined) although the clinical signs are often asymptomatic.

But the New Chamber Ballet enterprise has its limitations, the most striking being its avoidance of stage lighting.

Despite these limitations, we show striking differences in efficacy of ONB between different entities of facial pain.

16 Another study revealed that the most striking differences were in role limitations due to physical health and physical functioning.

42 Even allowing for these limitations, it is striking how often professionals did deviate from recommended practice.

Despite these caveats and limitations, we show striking differences observed between the obese and lean groups, with robust effect sizes observed in the whole-brain analyses.

Last week saw a striking example of Mr Putin's limitations when he suddenly withdrew his nomination of Dmitry Kozak, an old friend from St Petersburg, for the important post of prosecutor-general.