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Our study has been constrained by the availability of transcriptional data sets publically available on a coherent microarray platform (the integration of data sets deriving from different technologies would have introduced too much noise in the meta-analysis).
Such developments matter because much spending is constrained by the availability of credit.
As an early career researcher, often decisions about where to work are constrained by the availability of jobs, and the length of potential contracts, but there is also often the prestige factor.
We were constrained by the availability of primary studies, but we aimed to include transporter, receptor and promotor genes to create an index capturing the overall functionality of the dopaminergic brain system.
We suggest that the movement of M. macropus throughout the landscape is constrained by the availability of permanent waterways and associated riparian habitats.
"A lot of hospitals have to hire external consultants to do the work because they're constrained by the availability of resources," said Hui Cao, 31, of New York, a senior consultant at Deloitte, who earned her doctorate in biomedical informatics at Columbia University.
Future development of cities is inevitably constrained by the limited availability of water resources, under challenges of emergent climate change and continuous population growth.
The use of evidence-based medicine in managing patients with ocular hypertension has been constrained by the limited availability of high-quality data from controlled clinical trials and by limited formal training of clinicians in evaluating published evidence.
It is, however, constrained by the limited availability of sites.
China's food production capacity is constrained by the limited availability of land and water resources (Zhou 2010), and its agricultural productivity is 46% of the average world productivity value.
Also, sequencing efforts were constrained by the limited availability of tissues and concurrent virus isolation attempts.
