Sentence examples for arising from limitations from inspiring English sources
Two types of tumour hypoxia have been recognized: chronic or diffusion-limited hypoxia, arising from limitations in oxygen diffusion owing to oxygen consumption by the tumour cells, and acute or perfusion-limited hypoxia, resulting from transient cessations in microregional tumour blood flow (Horsman, 1995).
Here, the financial loss, arising from limitations in trade and other prohibitions, has been mitigated by the donations of a benefactor.
This might be due in part to methodological issues arising from limitations of the data, the study design, or from interpretations made by the investigator.
Two main types of hypoxia have been recognised: chronic hypoxia, arising from limitations in oxygen diffusion, and acute hypoxia, resulting from transient cessations in microregional blood flow (Horsman, 1995; Brown, 1999).
Considering this, Heikham and Shankar [ 23] had proposed a novel approach to consider the flanking region sequence information, bypassing the chances of getting trapped into the issues arising from limitations of thermodynamics and structure based modeling.
For metabolic networks, a tradeoff between flexibility and efficiency can arise from limitations of cellular resources.
Inconsistent study findings may arise from limitations inherent to the designs and analyses used to predict habitual action.
The technical false-positive errors arise from limitations of the experimental procedures, such as yeast two-hybrid analysis (Han et al., 2005).
Another barrier to evidence-based sepsis care arises from limitations inherent in traditional randomized controlled trials, which are ill equipped for answering clinical questions in patients with evolving disease states and myriad treatment interventions.
Measurement of ERPs from infants is, however, very susceptible to various artifacts that arise from limitations in infants' ability to follow instructions (or engage in the behavior of interest), remain vigilant, and maintain a steady posture over extended periods of time (Hoehl & Wahl, 2012).
Issues arising from design limitations are also briefly discussed.
