Sentence examples for consequences of the limitations from inspiring English sources

Results demonstrate considerable consequences of the limitations.

There are longer term risks to validity of the research, and potential consequences of the limitations imposed by taking action based on hurried health services research or incomplete analysis of results obtained.

The clinical availability of fully developed high-sensitivity assays for both cTnI and cTnT in Europe and other countries now provides for the first time the methodological requirement to quantify the clinical consequences of the limitations of the current regulatory approach to define the CDVs.

This review highlights the current research in bone biofabrication, the necessary factors for successful bone biofabrication, in addition to the current limitations affecting biofabrication, some of which are a consequence of the limitations of the additive manufacturing technology itself.

The dissociation practiced in the 1920s by Frankl [3] and Sampson [4] is largely a consequence of the limitations in diagnostic tools that have existed up to the mid-1980s.

This could simply be a consequence of the limitations of this assay or alternatively could suggest a different role in higher order structure formation, or redundancy with other chromatin remodelling factors such as dMi-2.

Since the in vivo model is much closer to reality, even taking the limitations of a mice model into account, we suspect that the in vitro decrease in infection towards 96 hours post infection was a consequence of the limitations of the in vitro model used here.

Fourth, we are unable to confirm a direct causal relationship, in consequence of the limitations of a cross-sectional study.

As a consequence of the limitations of food aid, other forms of food assistance, such as short term cash and voucher interventions, have become more commonly used to try and prevent acute malnutrition in emergency situations in recent years [ 9].

It also indicates that the differences between the calculated and measured E2 EQ concentrations are most likely a consequence of the limitations in the modeling procedure caused by an incomplete knowledge of the chemical composition of the mixture and/or uncertainties in the concentrations of the measured estrogens.

We added the consequences of these limitations to our discussion.