The phrase "as limitation for" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or awkward construction and may not convey a clear meaning without additional context.
Example: "The study was conducted with the understanding that there would be a limitation for the sample size."
Alternatives: "as a constraint for" or "as a restriction for".
These features are regarded as limitations for clinical applications of iPSCs [ 1– 6].
Answering these questions would provide cues to what types of image structure the visual system explicitly responds to and therefore possibilities as well as limitations for perception.
Recall bias and self-reporting can be considered as limitations for a number of studies, given that many used anonymous survey for data collection [ 3, 7- 9, 15, 19, 20, 25, 27, 28, 32, 33].
Generally, a post-resection remnant liver of less than 30%, unfavourable location of metastases, co-morbidities excluding major surgery, aggressive tumour biology, and/or presence of extrahepatic disease are regarded as limitations for liver surgery.
Our radiological findings were similar to those described by Konstantinidis et al. The oblique 3.5 mm implant has only three distal screw holes with limited options for fixing specific fragments as well as size limitations for fixing broad wrists.
WHO (2011) proposed the 250 ppm as upper limitation for the sulfate concentration of drinking water.
Department of environment Islamic republic of Iran (DERI) proposed a range between 6.5 and 8.5 as standard limitation for drinking usages.
But while Twitter's financial performance continues to beat expectations, slowing logged-in audience growth serves as a limitation for the upside for the company.
This can be considered as a limitation for risk stratification which is done in already selected patients, i.e., those who did not rapidly die and then were admitted to hospital.
