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Meanings of have limitations in English

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Usage of have limitations in English
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However, available methods still have limitations, and computational and other challenges remain.
Pubmed
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Rodent models are most widely used but have limitations in translational research.
Pubmed
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He accepts that most carols are tolerable, but they do have limitations.
The Irish Times
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However, few randomized, controlled trials exist and database studies have limitations.
Pubmed
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Such options have limitations particularly with fast growing, or larger tumors.
Pubmed
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Background: Clinical tools assessing tactile acuity in people with persistent pain have limitations.
Pubmed
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He doesn't have limitations about what he can and can't wear.
Ebony
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However, human studies have limitations and recordings can only be made indirectly from motoneurones.
Pubmed
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They're bound to have limitations we don't know about yet.
Shade's children
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The previously employed approaches to determine the optimal duration for CGM data have limitations.
Pubmed
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Current laser systems have limitations due to their laser physics.
Pubmed
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While it does have limitations, it covers more routes than the company's printed booklet.
The Guardian
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The companies' reliance on pickup and delivery to offset some losses does, however, have limitations.
Reuters
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Current sleep measures for this age group have limitations.
Pubmed
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Purpose: Current scales for assessment of bulbar conjunctival redness have limitations for evaluating digital images.
Pubmed
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The Treaty of Waitangi did have limitations when it came to indigenous rights, he said.
Radio NZ
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