Sentence examples for underscores this limitation from inspiring English sources
The derived judgments and perceptions may not align with those of DAA and IA officers who conduct network certification in the public sector, especially military organizations (the relatively low representation of public sector respondents in Study 2 underscores this limitation).
This underscores the limitations of current testing and that the sensitivity of pandemic (H1N1) 2009 diagnostic testing remains poor and needs further improvement.
The current study underscores the limitations of using this insect model for inferring the pathogenic potential of A. fumigatus strains in mammals, but also points to the importance of understanding the innate immunity of the insect host in providing insights into the pathogenicity level of different fungal strains in this model.
This case also underscores the limitations of MALDI-TOF MS in differentiating between closely-related streptococcal species which may have different pathogenic profiles.
This limitation underscores the necessity of a variety of complementary host-pathogen model systems in order to thoroughly understand the full complexity of B. pseudomallei – host interactions.
This limitation underscores the benefit that the sodC real-time PCR assay will provide for the detection of Nm, especially in developing countries.
This limitation underscores the universal caveat of all surveys, that stated practice may not reflect actual practice.
This underscores a limitation of GWAS in a purebred dog population where individuals are frequently related and the population substructure may be poorly understood.
But at the same time "Well" underscores the limitations of such cleverness.
The scarcity of transparent stones that are also 100 percent natural underscores the limitations inherent in the colored stone business, which, despite the best efforts of organized players like Gemfields, remains a wildly unpredictable affair.
The short form of the story points up Ms. Tuck's indebtedness to other writers like Joan Didion and the young Ann Beattie, and it underscores the limitations of her fictional canvas: her tendency to reinvent continually the same handful of characters and her penchant for using violent accidents to underscore the precariousness of life.
