Sentence examples for the limitations of which from inspiring English sources

However, few studies have been conducted in demarcating potential groundwater resources within the basement complex region of Nigeria (Edet et al. 1997), the limitations of which include usage of only two variables (drainage densities and lineament densities) and covered a very limited area.

In the absence of a "gold standard" the collection of data on adherence, and sexual and other sensitive behaviour relies largely on participant self-reporting, the limitations of which are well recognised.

Since these organisms are usually resistant to penicillins, cephalosporins and quinolones, the most plausible alternatives are β-lactam/β-lactamase inhibitor combinations, temocillin (available only in a few countries), aminoglycosides (the limitations of which are well known 6) and fosfomycin.

During a demonstration, Mr. Hawkins acknowledged the limitations of smartphones, which have been viewed as a lighter, less expensive alternative to carrying a portable laptop computer.

Among its offerings is "Wine in the Wilderness," a 1969 play by Childress, about a Harlem woman fighting the limitations of poverty, which premièred on television, as part of WGBH's cringe-worthy series "On Being Black".

He points to the limitations of Unifil, which was given responsibility for the southern Lebanon border after the 2006 war.

According to Jainism, even a, who possesses and perceives infinite knowledge, cannot express reality completely because of the limitations of language, which is of human creation.

Introduction In the introduction you emphasize the limitations of BCIs, which are based on conventional EEG analysis.

They lead to similar outcomes without the limitations of randomization which may in practice decrease the validity of the outcomes [ 26, 27].

We present results of a preliminary study, the principal limitations of which are small numbers and the wide confidence intervals of some results.

He fastidiously avoided the crowd-baiting hot lick, and had his own imperturbable perception of musical dynamics, rarely deviating from a steady, methodical mid-range purr, the very limitations of which made his remarkable harmonic and melodic imagination all the more audible.