Two commonly assumed limitations of spontaneous AE databases is that they suffer from 'stimulated reporting' [ 23– 27] and the 'Weber effect' [ 28].
If one subsequently shows that the concept of this assumed limitation or of a right-angled triangle necessarily entails that the square of the hypotenuse is such-and-such, then it must have also been possible to find this truth originally and implicitly in the initial concept of extension.
A generally assumed limitation of RNA interference experiments has been the number of targeted genes that can be directly suppressed at one time.
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The background of these observations is not yet systematically investigated but it is assumed that limitations in bioavailability and exposure are responsible.
The findings of this study, however, have to be interpreted assuming its limitations.
We agree that our model is a simplification by assuming independent limitations of sexual and asexual populations.
Therefore we opted to use a simple search strategy, assuming that limitations in accurately identifying qualitative research applied equally to each journal.
Given the need to measure available and comparable indicators when analysing "normal birth" we had to adopt the available reported code in Minimum Basic Data Set which best approximates to this concept, assuming its limitations, but in the assurance that when this code is used, no obstetric risk has been identified during pregnancy and birth.
Even assuming the limitations of absorbance to build growth curves, it may be useful, if not to obtain very precise growth kinetic parameters, at least to compare the growth of different cultures or of the same cultures but in different conditions.
Analysis of the Kn/Ks ratio demonstrated that the majority of genes had an ω value lower than 1, suggesting that few genes had undergone positive selection during the evolution of N. tabacum (assuming the limitations of Kn/Ks for the gene positive selection studies [ 42]).
