Sentence examples for great limiting factor from inspiring English sources

Energy will be the great limiting factor for this.

While availability of food is a great limiting factor, food-deprivation has diverse effects on tissue and plasma components that can interfere with various physiological functions (Mendez and Wieser 1993).

Today, that great limiting factor that prevented the state from realising its promises to citizens – armed conflict – has disappeared.

The Connect's main benefit vs. competitors (low power, instant Bluetooth connectivity) is also its greatest limiting factor in terms of reaching a broad audience.

Apple TV is currently viewed as a supplement, not a replacement, to existing TV service for most users, and that might be its greatest limiting factor.

Recent research in western North America suggests that open forage areas are a greater limiting factor to mule deer abundance than closed conifer forests.

There has been a recent push to expand searches to non-native compounds using reaction rules, building on BNICE [13, 14], because it is appreciated that the single greatest limiting factor to pathfinding is the completeness of the referenced databases.

The greatest limiting factor in widespread use of two-photon polymerization is the slow fabrication times associated with line-by-line, high-resolution structuring.

However, patients are highly selected to participate in RCTs, and the greatest limiting factor in interpreting them is that patients seen in routine practice are very different from patients included in RCTs.

"The other big limiting factor is quantity.

One of the greatest limiting factors of studies designed to obtain growth, movement, and survival in small-bodied fishes is the selection of a viable tag.