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It was decided, in order to have a good match with the limited length variations of the available AMS devices (the initial maximal stent length was 15 mm; later, 20-mm-long stents also became available) and to have each lesion covered by maximally one stent, to limit the maximal lesion length to 15 mm initially and to 20 mm later.

The lower jaw ligaments serve to limit the maximal extension of the mandibula.

The latter focus more on bulk materials and therefore inherently limit the maximal recovery of technologically critical elements in particular, as well as PMs and PGMs.

Constraints (32) to (34) limit the maximal permitted value for P 1 and P 2. But we cannot obtain the lower limitation of P 1 and P 2 directly from Eqs. (32) to (34).

Therefore, the theoretical maximal distance between labels attached to subunits one and two, or to subunits three and four (for clarification, see also the three-dimensional structure of avidin (Figure 1A), would be ∼50 Å, although the structural features of avidin limit the maximal distance to around (30±10) Å in reality.

A particle dilution system was used to limit the maximal particle concentration and prevent it from exceeding 600 μg/m for > 6 min at any time during exposure.

The aging process, which researchers sometimes call "primary" or "intrinsic" aging, refers to the damage that ordinarily accumulates in our cells as we grow older, a natural condition that seems to have limited the maximal lifespan of humans to 120 years.

An Esaki diode, vertically integrated to the transistor, limits the maximal emitter current density.

Being limited by the observational conditions, the accuracy of the observed result was limited, the maximal accidental error was about 6" and there existed certain systematic errors.

Additionally the model complexity can be controlled by the user via limiting the maximal number of coefficients and the order of products of the basis functions.

At higher doses, its agonist effects plateau and it begins to behave more like an antagonist, limiting the maximal analgesic effect and respiratory depression.