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This could be further extendable with time, and elements of the architect's history and education would be always visible and available, instead of being given up by limited availability of memory allocations.

Reconstructing the evolution of arid landscapes is challenged by limited availability of appropriate environmental archives.

However, terpene׳s industrial application is frequently hindered by limited availability of natural sources or low yields of chemical synthesis.

Rapid evaluation of therapies designed to preserve β cells in persons with type 1 diabetes (T1D) is hampered by limited availability of sensitive β-cell health biomarkers.

This week, Vice Adm. William H. McRaven, who was until recently in charge of the Joint Special Operations Command, told lawmakers that planners were "looking very hard at Yemen and at Somalia," but he said that the effectiveness of the missions there was occasionally hampered by limited availability of surveillance aircraft like drones.

The above process thus appears to represent an alternative mode of austenite dynamic softening to the classical DDRX in the duplex austenite/ferrite microstructure, characterised by limited availability of the pre-existing austenite/austenite high-angle boundaries, deformed at a high temperature.

The accuracy of the C -labeled acetate and octanoic acid breath tests is comparable to scintigraphy, however the use of these tests is also restricted by limited availability and expense of mass spectrometry resources.

In spite of the success in studying these processes, their analysis has been hampered by the difficulty of manipulating Stylonychia by classical genetic means and by the limited availability of sequence information.

This delay in CD diagnosis could possibly be explained by the limited availability of serologic tests or by myths and misconceptions regarding CD.

Moreover, through in vitro approaches, it is possible to achieve a diversification that is not restricted by toxicity, limited availability of intracellular precursors, or preconceived (by nature) regulatory controls.

Identification of cell types in bovine tissue sections is complicated by the limited availability of anti-bovine antibodies, and by antigen retrieval treatments required for formalin-fixed tissue samples.