Sentence examples for causes a limitation from inspiring English sources
The transmission power decrease causes a limitation of the cell coverage in addition to the received signal level reduction.
If maximum degradation of methionine in the rumen or free supply occurs, then this causes a limitation of methionine in dairy ruminants.
On the contrary, when deposited as intermediate layer between the substrate and the NiTi shape memory alloy film, the same Ni layer only causes a limitation of the actuation potential.
The Self-Administered Comorbidity Questionnaire score ranges from 0 to 36 since it includes 12 medical problems and allocates 1 point for the presence of each problem, another point if the patient receives treatment for it, and an additional point if the problem causes a limitation in function [ 21].
Because there are 12 defined medical problems and 3 optional conditions (1 point for the presence of the problem, another point if he/she receives treatment for it, and an additional point if the problem causes a limitation in functioning) the maximum score totals 36 points are used [ 32].
Malalignment of the distal radius due to an osseous deformity affects the normal load transmission, causing a limitation in the extension-flexion arc of motion.
In S. cerevisiae, the native level of Sec16p is lower than that of the other COPII vesicle proteins, which may cause a limitation in the COPII vesicle formation (Feizi et al. 2013).
During the 1920s, an economic recession lasting from 1920 until 1927 and the general détente in international relations caused a limitation of the defence budget.
Contractures can also be cutaneous with skin causing a limitation in ROM in burn or scleroderma patients [ 2].
2– 4 GLP-1 is degraded by dipeptidyl peptidase-IV (DPP-4) in the human body within minutes of release, thereby causing a limitation in replication of this incretin hormone.
Crucially, in both studies deficits were not evident for at least two weeks, suggesting that toxicity may result from a deficit in bee foraging efficiency causing a limitation of brood production as reported previously, or by developmental defects in the brood.
