The phrase "a common limited" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is commonly restricted or has limitations, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "In our discussions, we often encounter a common limited perspective that hinders our progress."
Alternatives: "a shared limitation" or "a frequent restriction".
Hence, considering the increased traffic volume expected for LTE systems, we have proposed a framework, which provides a suitable environment for the femtocell operation through effective and efficient management of the total incoming traffic and the common limited backhaul capacity.
This struggle for common limited resources, which leads to decrease in growth, survival and fecundity, is defined as 'competition'competition
Thus, if WM and attention share a common capacity-limited resource, the demonstrated significant association between individual's WMC and attention may be specific to conditions of difficult target discrimination.
A common approach in limited feedback schemes consists on assuming that the channel is constant for the subcarriers within a RB.
Its practitioners include expertise in the natural sciences, in history or archaeology, or in political ecology and related social sciences; but there is no agreement on a common agenda and limited success in bridging methodological and epistemological divisions that impede integrative and interdisciplinary research.
This is particularly important for OA as it is a common disease, with limited therapeutic options, where current trials are testing efficacy of anti-inflammatory treatments.
This is a common scenario in limited localised injuries, such as sports, playground and low-altitude falls, which may be more common than cases with multiple abdominal wounds [ 55, 57].
To determine whether TNFα-induced p110δ expression was a common phenomenon or limited to ECs and synovial fibroblasts, we extended our analysis to include different human and murine cell types.
By reducing the number of cases with equivocal diagnosis, particularly in a common setting of limited clinical information and/or suboptimally processed specimen lacking the frozen tissue, the widespread use of these immunostains has the potential to reduce the number of patients receiving inappropriate treatment.
