Sentence examples for unavoidable limitations from inspiring English sources

Today, many can find some consolation in science, which has made it possible to overcome many of age's once unavoidable limitations.

The bad news is that these devices have unavoidable limitations.

Each method carries unavoidable limitations and setbacks of its own.

They intrinsically have many special characteristics and some unavoidable limitations compared with traditional fixed infrastructure networks.

Our modeling analyses have unavoidable limitations.

Testing the effectiveness of ecological classifications as surrogates for other aspects of biodiversity can improve methods for developing new surrogates, and help planners to understand their unavoidable limitations.

An unavoidable limitation inherent to the process is the need for simplification to make the process workable.

It was an unavoidable limitation that employees' reports were not objectively verifiable; in a health-care setting there are no reasons to provide misleading responses, but this does not guarantee complete veracity.

This discrepancy between the qualitative and quantitative data could be the result of limitations in the design of the BARSTL survey or an unavoidable limitation of Likert instruments designed to measure complex psychometric constructs as any form of personal belief is often difficult to measure (e.g., Fang 1996; Fishbein and Ajzen 1975; Jones and Carter, 2007; Rokeach, 1968).

Although based on the minimum sample size possible – an unavoidable limitation when working with vulnerable, captive animals – our results augur for the presence of tourists to have a non-negligible effect on the metabolic activity of koalas despite them showing no exterior signs of weariness.

However, this is an unavoidable limitation in the cross sectional study.