Sentence examples for concomitant limited from inspiring English sources

Concomitant, limited opportunities to gain confidence and responsibility in the community may jeopardise long term rehabilitation in the community.

The higher α value in lepidopterans is indicative of the extremely variable rates of pollen deposition and the concomitant limited number of pollinium genotypes for this plant.

In the freshwater ecosystems studied, nitrogen and phosphorus acted as alternating or concomitant limiting factors.

To clarify this option and the concomitant limits of our observations and conclusions, we have modified the manuscript to clarify this point in the abstract and by adding: Results section: "Here we focus on third instar larvae because this is the developmental window in which the majority of larval hemocytes are originated (Lanot et al. 2001; Makhijani et al. 2011).

In conjunction with their role in host defense, TLRs also play concomitant roles limiting tissue damage and promoting wound healing at sites of injury.

Transient increases from baseline in blood pressure and heart rate were observed with exenatide treatment in this study; however, the lack of placebo control and the potential confounding effects of renal disease and concomitant medications limit interpretation of these results.

Exclusion criteria were morbid obesity (BMI ≥40 kg/m), advanced renal failure (serum creatinine >180 μmol/L or estimated glomerular filtration rate <30 mL/min/1.73 m), or the presence of any serious concomitant disease limiting life expectancy.

Thus, in phase III clinical trials with edoxaban, concomitant aspirin was limited to doses ≤100 mg/day [ 30, 33].

In general, only a minority of patients with hepatitis C in prison can complete a full course treatment as early patient's release or side effects or concomitant pathologies have limited the access to treatment [ 7, 8].

LIMITATION: Measurements of effectiveness may have been limited by concomitant improvements in the usual care group that were due to co-intervention.

Although we did not analyse drug-drug and drug-disease interactions, by accounting for concomitant treatment usage, we limited the confounding of multiple drugs on new onset diabetes.