Sentence examples for subject limits from inspiring English sources

"The faculty were left to do whatever they wanted, within subject limits, in the classroom".

Notably, the procedure with two observers scoring the same subject simultaneously, here with one observer instructing the subject, limits the inter-observer reliability to test performance only.

But the effort mentioned by Coburn is organized not around a specific amendment, but rather a specific subject: "limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government".

Furthermore, the relatively small number of subjects limits its generalizability to other stroke patient populations.

Similarly, the relatively small number of subjects limits the investigation of several SNPs in the nonwhite groups; therefore, we limited the investigation to white children.

While the use of student subjects limits the generalizability of our results, business students represent future managers, who will probably use similar DSS in the future.

Finally, authors concluded that the large overlap between the spectroscopic profiles of DLB patients and healthy subjects limits usefulness of this method in the differentiation procedure.

Although the selection of subjects limits the generalization to other populations, we do not expect this to lead to over- or underestimating the cross-sectional associations.

When stratified into the three categories (Asian, Pacific Islander, and Asian Pacific Islander), the number of subjects limits statistical power to identify differences.

Many of the studies were considered "pilot" studies and thus had a small number of subjects, limiting the ability to detect differences between treatment groups and controls.

Our study design did not include similar control subjects, limiting our ability to make meaningful comparisons.