For example, limitation in feeding causes reduction in the growth rate and delays the spawning time in the European seabass Dicentrachus labrax (Cerda et al. 1994), whereas food-deprivation due to mouthbrooding substantially suppresses ovarian development and androgen and estrogen levels in the African cichlid fish, Astatotilapia burtoni (Grone et al. 2012).
For example limitation of substrates such as glycogen does not appear to be a factor early in sepsis [ 24] but can become important [ 69] with sustained inadequate perfusion and persistence of the catabolic state in critically ill patients.
Withholding of life-sustaining treatment included limitation of ongoing organ support (for example, limitation of the extent of cardiovascular support) or limitation of therapeutic support if organ failure occurred (for example, no continuous veno-venous haemofiltration if acute renal failure occurred).
Each question prompted a topic of the consultation, for example, limitations of DNA testing and involving family members, and these topics were based on the counselees' information needs questionnaire Quote-geneca [ 23].
For example, limitations of forensic entomology include uncertainty in the interval between death and egg deposition (Tomberlin et al., 2011), lack of insects during particular weather events or seasons (Archer and Elgar, 2003), and region-specific blowfly larval growth curves and insect communities (Gallagher et al., 2010).
Photoinhibition increases when the cell is under stress conditions that limit growth, for example CO2 limitation (Baroli and Melis, 1998), other nutrient limitation (Grossman, 2000), pH-, salt- or temperature stress (Morgan-Kiss et al., 2006; Neale and Melis, 1989).
Another important example of limitation is when the changes are slow, for example when the values are changed based on the date: it won't match the recorded traffic, but consecutive execution yields usually the same values.
However, the smart grid has also provided many new challenges, for example, the limitation of existing networks to accommodate new distributed generators (DG) [1, 2], and the added complexity from a wide range of heterogeneous components [3].
For example, the limitation is more stringent at higher light levels, colder temperatures and high CO2 levels.
For example, a limitation of our decision analysis was the difficulty quantifying the incremental risk of intracranial hemorrhagic progression at 24 hours with anticoagulant prophylaxis.
For example, one limitation of our approach is that it ignores microarray data that predict the copy number variations (CNVs) present in the JCVI donor's genome.
