Sentence examples for limitation indicating from inspiring English sources
Post-bronchodilator spirometry showed airflow limitation indicating COPD in 55 patients.
Of these applications less than 5% provided supporting evidence of reversible airway limitation, indicating that objective tests may not be commonly utilised in diagnosis.
Most vacuolar hydrolases were also up-regulated in response to nutrient limitation, indicating that starving cells enhanced the catabolic activity and thus the recycling capacity of their vacuoles.
Phosphorylation of a truncated form of Snf1 (1 309), unable to interact with Snf4 and the β-subunits, or of a wild-type Snf1 in cells lacking Snf4 and β-subunits, still increased in response to glucose limitation, indicating that activation can happen independently of these regulatory subunits (Ruiz et al., 2011).
VNS-induced reduction of no-reflow in the infarct area was prevented by NO-synthase inhibition in parallel with the abolition of infarct-size limitation, indicating that NO signaling is critical for the cardioprotective effects of VNS against both cardiomyocyte necrosis and microvascular obstruction.
Additionally, Eq. (5) can be graphed as in Fig. 13: Limitation indicates the limits of the pupil movement range.
In some cases, particularly for limited-enrollment lecture courses, a concluding sentence may also be added to the course description indicating a blanket limitation, e.g., "Enrollment limited to 25". In neither case does the Registrar's Office enforce the limitation indicated in the YCPS.
This limitation indicates a need for the development of improved techniques and methods to overcome this issue.
3. Residual activity limitation – indicates how much difficulty remains ('Very much' to 'No').
FEV1 as a measure of obstruction may be partitioned into components of air trapping (indicated by FVC and reflecting small airways disease) and airflow limitation (indicated by FEV1/FVC and reflecting large airway luminal caliber) [ 37– 40].
Furthermore, we found no indication of growth and respiration reacting differently to alleviating N-limitation indicating altered C-use efficiency.
