The phrase "and limitation of availability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing constraints or restrictions regarding the availability of a product, service, or resource.
Example: "The contract includes terms regarding pricing, delivery schedules, and limitation of availability for certain items."
Alternatives: "and restrictions on availability" or "and constraints on availability".
The geographical scope, which covers all of the EU Member States (with the sole limitation of availability, completeness and reliability of the existing data series), differently from previous research which was primarily based on simulation (OECD 2007) or focusing on individual Member States (Nolte et al., 2012; Hamulczuk and Szajner, 2015; Varga, 2007; Dejgård and Møller, 2007) iii.
The availability and limitation of essential nutrients, such as nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P), can thus feed back on soil carbon (C) dynamics and microbial biomass (Wang et al.2010 Brookes20011).2010 Brookes2001
The use of PSCs to generate organoids circumvents the limitation of availability of human primary tissues where ASCs are derived from.
Because of the scale of the project and limitations in availability of tissue samples, some inherent biases were present in our data collection and analysis, so we acknowledge them.
The types of air quality, emission, and meteorological data needed for applying and evaluating PAQSMs are discussed, as well as the sources, availability, and limitations of existing databases.
We will restrict ourselves to overview the availability, usability and limitations of web servers, databases and other computational tools proposed in the last five years.
However, because of limitations in the number of cases in our cohort (i.e., recurrence in stage I) and limitations in availability of plasma samples, only nine patients with stage I (one recurrence), approximately 10 patients with and without recurrence from stages II and III, respectively, and 8 patients with stage IV were selected from the whole cohort.
This result contradicts the predictions of Grether [ 33, 34]; however our carotenoid manipulation occurred only during the adult stage and lacked the concomitant limitation of food availability during development that revealed these patterns in guppies [ 34], and our color manipulation was not exactly matched to natural male coloration.
Barriers to referral cited by providers included patient non-compliance, lack of physician availability, reimbursement limitations and lack of availability of relevant services in the community [ 15].
Based on structural similarities, docked positions, protein-ligand interactions, and the limitations of commercial availability, two groups of structures (Figure 3) distinguished themselves for use in the in vivo plaque formation assay for their potential inhibitory effects on DV propagation in cultured cells.
