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Much of the research reported to date has been restricted to the implementation of very simple behaviors using small ANN controllers.

First, any examination of "multi-morbidity" to date has been restricted to exploring the impact of simple disease counts on falls, and has not examined the influence of particular combinations of disease.

34, 43 The experience with epigenetic therapy in hematopoietic and solid tumors to date has been restricted to DNA-demethylating drugs (decitabine, 5-azacitidine) and HDAC inhibitors (romidepsin, vorinostat, belinostat).

The Canadian studies that have been conducted to date have been restricted to a single city with limited variability in neighbourhood walkability and/or relatively small sample sizes.

Furthermore, social attention cues are dynamic in naturalistic social interaction, but most studies to date have been restricted to static displays.

Minodronic acid hydrate was developed in Japan; therefore, studies conducted to date have been restricted to a comparatively small number of Japanese subjects, many of whom were postmenopausal females.

Despite the importance of dissecting the genetic basis of body composition in the chicken, body composition QTL mapping studies to date have been restricted to delineating the main (additive and dominance) genetic effects.

Although the detailed modelling of human metabolism was initiated almost ten years ago, to date it has been restricted to specific cell-types and organelles.

This limitation is even more evident in routine forensic applications where, to date, analysis has been restricted to the non-coding control region (CR, or its hypervariable segments) for legal and technical reasons.

To date, however, their production has been restricted to petroleum-based chemical industry and sugar-based microbial fermentation, limiting its sustainability and economical feasibility.

To date the modeling of delaminations has been restricted to only two dimensional (2D) numerical representations and associated primarily with rear faced detection.