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But the alleged injury to offenders under those laws is minor indeed compared with limitations on liberty and privacy imposed by the involuntary, limitless incarceration under the sexual predator acts that the court upheld once again.

Thus information seeking and utilization was not viewed as an important challenge compared with limitations in system infrastructure and communication with colleagues to coordinate care delivery.

Gain/bandwidth are compared, with the limitations of current-feedback amplifier being relaxed compared to the voltage-feedback amplifier.

The investigation of the combined effects of attenuation and scatter showed only a 3% error on image quantification, which is small compared with the limitations of the spatial resolution and partial volume effects.

Thus the efficacy and tolerance of these different regimens can only be compared with several limitations.

In earlier work we found that the Extent scale had the greatest breadth of items across the entire score continuum compared with the Limitations and Satisfaction scales [ 16].

Compared with the limitations of mutagenesis, chemical strategies involving dehydroalanine modification are now able to reach their full potential as predicted by Koshland more than 45 years ago.

Recent advances and improved techniques for sentinel-node biopsy have provided better identification of the relevant inguinal node(s) and have permitted extraction of the node for full histological evaluation compared with the limitations of using FNA.

In line with results from the EPESE study in the US (Reuben et al. 2004), we also considered whether performance tests have greater prognostic value among those who report themselves to be highly functioning (i.e., no self-reported limitations) compared with those reporting limitations.

This sets phenomenological limitations to the first-order mass transfer concept when short periods of relative time are involved; these limitations have to be compared with the practical limitations to the Fickian diffusion concept.

The largest RRs (risks of having low MVPA levels) were for being over 80 compared to less than 75 years, for the category "moderate/severe limitations or unable to do" if compared with no mobility limitations and use of active transport versus car/public transport.