As the NIL process is based on direct mechanical deformation, its resolution is not constrained to the limitations of light diffraction or beam scattering factors as observed in conventional nanolithography methods [4].
The usefulness of biochemical criteria to separate pleural transudates from exudates is controversial, and the limitations of Light's criteria in patients receiving diuretic therapy is of general concern.
Hoover's story mirrors other stories from some ufologists and many UFO abductees that aliens may have been, and still may be, humans of the future who have found the technology to overcome the limitations of light speed and time travel paradoxes that keep present day humans from breaching the boundaries of time.
That said, my process is so driven by the possibilities and limitations of light sensitive material that I really have to dive in and just try things, get my hands dirty, it can be dangerous for me to get too wrapped up in preconceiving a piece.
It is unknown whether PDT can treat large osseous tumors owing to the limitations of light penetration.
Owing to the limitations of light penetration, it is unknown whether photodynamic therapy can treat large osseous tumors.
The aim of the present work was to identify the limitations of light obscuration, flow microscopy, and the Coulter counter when analyzing protein solutions.
We studied starch dissolution in DMSO with LiBr, showing the limitations of light scattering and the successful use of H solution-state NMR to quantify the kinetics [ 34] and the extent of dissolution [ 35].
Previous rodent studies suggest PDT can ablate various forms of bone cancer [ 4, 5, 31, 37], although our concern has been whether PDT can induce necrosis in larger osseous tumors given presumed limitations of light penetration in osseous tumors.
Thus while PCR has helped to illuminate the limitations of light microscopy-based malaria detection, it is still not a major part of routine malaria parasite detection, especially in remote areas where malaria can be prevalent.
