Sentence examples for weaknesses imposed from inspiring English sources

As with any research study, conclusions based on this investigation are limited by several weaknesses, imposed by our choice of study design and the assumptions we made.

Since 1993, Acta has been taking advantage of an experienced biostatistician (Jonas Ranstam; see also page x-y in this issue) to make sure that the conclusions presented in a manuscript are supported by the data, and that any weaknesses and limitations imposed by the study design, data collection, and statistical analysis are pointed out to the reader.

In addition, the company told shareholders that it would spend up to $300 million this year alone updating pipeline paperwork and inspecting aging pipes for weaknesses under measures already imposed because of the San Bruno disaster.

The weakness was self- imposed.

The weakness of the hypotheses imposed on the processes and the possibility of considering infinite intervals force us to construct measures other than Lebesgue measure.

Or had they learned that the law of love imposed the penalty of weakness and decay?

"Imagine the weakness" of a climate change deal imposed on an unhappy minority, he said (rightly).Supporters of the Lisbon treaty insist that its institutional changes will give the EU new strength to cope with a tricky new world.

This tax, as it was imposed by Congress, had four weaknesses which soon drove it from the books.

Perhaps society has imposed a school reform experiment devoted to remediating academic weaknesses because we dare not confront the emotions of Harper High School.

NIV can reduce energy expenditure in ALS patients probably by alleviating the ventilatory burden imposed on inspiratory neck muscles to compensate diaphragm weakness.

The methodological framework imposed on the collection of data revealed both problems and weaknesses in data collection within the UK prison settings and highlighted potential contextual factors that may impact on intervention success.