Sentence examples for constitutes a limiting factor from inspiring English sources
The lack of a control group constitutes a limiting factor excluding possible comparisons of odds ratios for clinical risk factors.
The original theories of inspection time and intelligence proposed that basic speed of perceptual discrimination constitutes a limiting factor on more complex cognitive abilities [2,5].
Hence, our future goals include DDC mRNA expression analysis in larger cohorts of LSCC and TSCC samples in order to validate the current results, since the number of SCC specimens used in this study constitutes a limiting factor, owing to the fact that HNSCC is not a very common cancer type in Greece [ 51].
In all cases, viruses were totally inactivated; consequently, viruses do not constitute a limiting factor in wastewater disinfection by ozone.
Bisquert et al. [14] found that Pt CE constituted a limiting factor for the cell performance because the sulfides (S2−, Sx2− ions) can adsorb onto Pt surface and impair its electrocatalytic activity.
The moisture content of grains (water activity values 0.960, 0.970 and 0.980) did not constitute a limiting factor for fungal growth or ZEA production, but incubation temperature (15 °C, 20 °C, 28 °C, and 32 °C) affected the rate of zearalenone synthesis.
Excessive cultural acquisition costs may therefore constitute a limiting factor on cultural complexity operating independently of demographic constraints.
Added to the fact that individuals should not be pressured to participate in a study [ 10], recruitment can often constitute a limiting factor.
Nitrogen, a constitutive element of amino acids and nucleotides, is a limiting factor in the growth and development of land plants and constitutes a true challenge for their survival [ 2].
Calendar time constitutes the central dimension upon which human development progresses; it is a limiting factor for developmental researchers.
