Sentence examples for became a limiting factor from inspiring English sources

However, when the current density was more than 0.02 mA/cm2, the electric current became a limiting factor for the oxidation rate of ammonium and nitrogen removal efficiency.

The process without a supplement was at first similar to the process with (NH4 2SO4 (Figure 1), but later, nitrogen became a limiting factor so that growth and medium acidification slowed down and nearly stopped after 24 h.

However, at 10 RU, mass transport became a limiting factor, as the association rate deviated with the flow rate of the analyte (data not shown).

Although the extrusion pretreatment improved the subsequent enzymatic hydrolysis, the water to solid ratio became a limiting factor in hydrolysates containing more than 20% solids.

Partial replacement of sugar (6% on flour basis in the control) by date syrup in sweet bread making proved feasible up to a point when crumb structure and dough colour deteriorated and became a limiting factor (618, 484).

This was sufficient to produce assemblies with a k-mer length up to 31 bp after which available memory became a limiting factor, which coincided with a reduction in assembly quality.

Can toxicity become a limiting factor?

Thus, the lateral migration rate becomes a limiting factor on the thickness of vertical accretion deposits.

Withdrawal of heat produced within the diaphragm of an electrolysis cell may become a limiting factor of its productivity.

Oil and gas majors have been racing to catch up, though cost could become a limiting factor.

The problem is more serious for thinner gate oxides because its life time becomes a limiting factor in device scaling.