Sentence examples for currently a limiting factor from inspiring English sources
Sufficient neovascularization of neotissue is currently a limiting factor for the engineering of large tissue constructs.
The manual creation of new Internet- and IT-based applications is currently a limiting factor in enabling new and innovative services to be quickly available.
Currently, a limiting factor for the number of proteins that can be identified in a shotgun experiment is the rate at which the mass spectrometer fragments peptides.
Our simulations suggest that changes in rainfall can have a significant impact on mosquito populations and vectorial capacity in West Africa, particularly in the northern areas where breeding sites (water pools) currently are a limiting factor.
However, the low regeneration frequency with the currently available protocols is still a limiting factor for genetic modification of Crambe.
Currently available A/D conversion technology is a limiting factor in the design of ultra wideband radar systems, because in many cases the required performance is either beyond what is technologically possible or too expensive [12].
However, while bare rock is necessary for Adélie penguin nest sites, it does not appear to be a limiting factor, as there is currently ample uncolonized bare rock in all regions of Antarctica.
However, if the provision of such mosaics to users in much of the developing world is a consideration, the use of formats such as ArcSDE are not currently an option and the 2.4gb size remains a limiting factor.
The market size is thus not a limiting factor for cod aquaculture but currently high production costs make it difficult to compete with cod from traditional fisheries and with other cultured species.
Currently they are too few in number, and this is a limiting factor for improving the quality of child health services in that country.
Conservation and reintroduction plans should consider the cougar a limiting factor of wild rhea populations, and address the currently unstudied effect of the increasing six-banded armadillo population on nesting success (Mercolli and Yanosky 2001).
