Sentence examples for likely limitations on from inspiring English sources

The simulation included realistic noise modelling of instrumental, environmental and location sources of noise which limit the accuracy of current microgravity measurements, in order to assess the potential capability of the new QT instruments in realistic situations and determine some of the likely limitations on their implementation.

Hence, there is likely some limitation on the part of a worker to quickly distinguish between similar odors that create an error window around the threshold for acceptance, which itself is modified by the current environment.

The precision performance on the WOMBAT database is also reduced due to the failure of the some classes to predict any true-positive compounds, generating values of 0. The SE of negative samples in the training data is also likely to have limitations on its applicability on external test data, since compounds are sampled from a predefined area of therapeutically relevant chemical space.

Because Daphnia commonly feed on P-limited seston (i.e., food with a high C P ratio), they are likely to face P limitations on growth in nature [ 22– 22].

There are just limitations on this one particular practice.

With the great research effort in the field of batteries and the issue of global limitations on resources likely to become more pressing within the next 80 150 years, it is reasonable to expect that environmental impacts of battery production will be driven down eventually.

However, the natural history of A. thaliana is likely to impose some fundamental limitations on its validity as a model for investigating agronomically relevant traits related to the maintenance of growth and survival under stress.

A few investigators in Europe have found that the PBDE levels in European samples peaked in 1997 1998 and subsequently have plateaued or declined, likely due to the earlier limitations on the production and use of penta- and octa-BDEs within the European Union versus North America (Darnerud et al. 2002; Law et al. 2006, 2008).

Light scatter is likely a greater limitation on imaging than signal intensity.

These physiological and behavioral limitations on reproduction are likely to produce intense competition between females for resources, and may be the main factor driving females to disperse away from their natal territory to settle on a high-quality territory for their own reproduction.

Features of the mitochondrial genomes that have persisted through the divergent evolution of eukaryotic life are likely to be due to fundamental limitations on the variation of that genome.