Sentence examples for environment limitations from inspiring English sources

The application of antioxidant molecule alone for targeted therapy has limited its application due to bioavailability and stability in biological environment, limitations of which prompted this research of utilizing nanocarrier-mediated delivery, as it could play a pivotal role of being an effective therapeutic agent.

We explored the application and grid environment limitations for real-world conditions, since our interest includes its use on production.

Yet, in a ubiquitous computing environment, limitations of traditional solutions for authentication and authorization can be overcome with a pervasive public key infrastructure (pervasive-PKI).

It was originally hypothesized that cells cycled at their fastest rate unless they were restrained in some way, perhaps by nutritional or environment limitations, but also by specific factors collectively termed chalones.

No special environment limitation, portability, low cost hardware and built in units for simulations and kinematic analysis are the other significant specifications of this system.

Machinima creators leave many rendering details to their host environments, but may thus inherit those environments' limitations.

As these findings indicate, it can be difficult to draw general conclusions from observed trends in survival; this is probable due to the heterogeneity of the tested environments, limitations in the ability to control environmental variables, and/or species-specific response to given environment.

Perceptual systems are viewed as inherently self-optimizing and will adjust sensitivity/response bias thresholds within the context of the environment and limitations imposed on the system (Lynn & Barrett, 2014).

It secures full Norwegian sovereignty over the archipelago, but contains several restrictions: peaceful use of the islands, the non-discrimination of citizens and companies of signatory countries, the obligation to protect the natural environment and limitations in taxation.

Since this course was developed for the virtual environment, the limitations of this approach include struggles with poor access to good quality (or any at all) Internet connection.

Although this nonphysiological loading environment has limitations in terms of relevance to the in vivo situation, removal of these uncharacterised biomechanical and biochemical factors enables the effect of cell deformation (and inevitably fluid flow) to be considered in isolation, allowing a more specific mechanotransduction pathway to be investigated.