The phrase "determination of limitations" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the process of identifying or setting the boundaries or constraints of something. Example: The determination of limitations for this research project will involve carefully considering the scope of the study and any potential constraints, such as time and resources.
Analysis of the singular feedrate, singular switching function, and the net rate of catalyst mass and concentration change trajectories allowed determination of the practical operating limitations of singular control and provided an insight into the best initial and feed compositions to use.
Although a reasonable correlation was found between IDT Nflex Factor with the FHWA ALF fatigue cracking data, the determination of Nflex Factor has several limitations.
We identified limitations in determination of affinity using indirect assays (electrophoretic mobility shift and ethidium bromide exclusion) commonly used in the field.
These components include: (1) policy and regulatory support; (2) definition of roles, functions, and limitations; (3) determination of requisite skills and qualifications; (4) education and training; and (5) service delivery support, including management and supervision, incentives and/or remuneration, material support (e.g. commodities), and referral systems.
Furthermore, our method addresses four challenging aspects: the determination of the optimal dimensionality, the limitations due to a low interaction coverage, the challenges of high rates of false positives and negatives, and the computational difficulty of eigen-decomposition for the large size of sparse and singular PPI network graph.
However, there are several important limitations because determination of soluble inflammatory mediators does not entirely reflect cytokine tissue levels; they therefore may not represent a good indicator for the extent of tissue inflammation and organ damage.
Within these limitations, the determination of MPO protein is a reasonable approach to at least initially assess a potential contribution of MPO-mediated oxidative damage to a disease, and in most studies, MPO and specific MPO activity biomarkers with different specificities provide similar results (Tables 5 and 6).
The COPD-LUCSS includes the determination of radiological emphysema, a potential limitation for its implementation in clinical practice.
This limitation excludes determination of population-based incidence rates.
