Sentence examples for the limited cases from inspiring English sources
The numerical solutions are validated by comparing to the solutions of the limited cases for isotropic arches, as well as by examining the solutions convergence behavior.
The differences in the obtained results can be attributed to the limited amount of studies and to the limited cases handled in each study.
Many complained that "Control data [was] not always included in the limited cases where data are presented to support the conclusions".
However, due to the limited cases and limited kinds of cancers, i.e., only six liver metastases and four metastases of colon cancer, this might not be conclusive.
The results show for the limited cases analyzed that the use of high strength concrete for slender composite columns is interesting since this achieves ductile behavior despite the increase in load-carrying capacity is not greatly enhanced.
I have combined the formulae in the limited cases and have constructed approximate formulae for (dot a), (dot e), and (dot i) (Equations 30 to 38), which are applicable unless e≥1 or i>π−H/a.
The major limitation of this study is the limited case numbers, with the low incidence of some complications limiting the analytical proof with respect to age distribution.
First, the study was performed in only a single centre, so the generalisability of this study is significantly limited by the small sample size and the limited case mix.
"That special act for the limited case of Greenwich -- and only for Greenwich -- excepts Greenwich from any common law dealing with parks that may or may not exist," Mr. Elliot said.
"We believe the Commission's statement of claim is based on a misunderstanding of how bank bill issuance and interest rate risk management operates and the limited case law which applies to this area," ANZ chief risk officer Nigel Williams said in a statement.
In this sense, we can only be sure that our conclusions hold for the limited case of this benign task performed in the conditions explored in this present study.
