Sentence examples for limit the determination from inspiring English sources
However, our data showing a significant correlation between platelet count and Ang-1 levels only in patients with severe thrombocytopenia, but not in patients with higher and more variable platelet counts, suggest that severe hypoplastic thrombocytopenia could attenuate the influence of the pre-analytical variables that normally limit the determination of "true" Ang-1 levels.
The major limitation is the cross-sectional nature of the study design that limits the determination of temporal relationships.
In addition, the cross-sectional design of our study limits the determination of causal associations between the study variables.
The extremely low frequency of the mutation limits the determination of an association to overweight and obesity (p = 1; Table 2).
The vast difference in the abundance of different proteins in biological samples limits the determination of the complete proteome of a cell type, requiring fractionation of proteins and peptides before MS analysis.
The electrochemical DNA biosensor developed in this study demonstrated good sensitivity, wide linear response ranges, and low detection limit in the determination of arowana target DNA.
The lower detection limit for the determination of MMC in microdialysates was 0.02 μM.
The mean clotting time of negative control (10 % DMSO) and positive control (Aspirin), which were 54 s and 122 s, respectively, were used as lower and upper limit for the determination of coagulant effect.
Identification was limited to the determination of the subsoil's modulus of elasticity.
A control chart is designed for indication of warning and action limits of the determination results and for diagnoses of outliers in the further titrations.
This provision is thus limited to the determination of whether time spent in such "preliminary" or "postliminary" activities, performed before or after the employee's "principal activities" for the workday 27 must be included or excluded in computing time worked.
