Sentence examples for limitations as indicated from inspiring English sources

Additionally, analyses from the US [ 18, 19] and Canada [ 23, 24] did not use all relevant data and suffer from other limitations as indicated elsewhere [ 25].

In addition to their relative scarcity, it is difficult to draw any robust conclusions from the identified evaluation studies because of serious methodological limitations, as indicated by the scores on the quality assessments.

Manufacturing process was set up in A and B classes (classified according to EN ISO 14644-1), and maximum permitted airborne particle concentration was also monitored taking into account limitations as indicated above [ 29].

Further genetic engineering of the GalNAc-T2 plants by co-expressing Y. enterocolitica UDP-GlcNAc 4-epimerase gene and C. elegans UDP-GlcNAc/UDP-GalNAc transporter gene overcomes these limitations as indicated by the expression of the model LTBMUC1 protein exclusively as a glycoform.

During batch growth, the culture suffered from oxygen limitation as indicated by the increased drop in pH per hour, which was visible because titration was carried out intermittently at a frequency of 1/h.

We restricted our sample to men ages 25 to 61 with a reported a work limitation, as indicated by a positive response to this question in the SIPP: "Does [insert name] have a physical, mental, or other health condition which limits the kind or amount of work [insert name] can do"?

Another limitation, as indicated above, was the fact that MIC-1 alone may not be sufficient to distinguish PDAC from chronic pancreatitis.

The Z. mobilis transcriptome analyses also suggested a relationship between aerobic conditions (or metabolic end-products) and cellular iron requirement (or limitation) as indicated by higher levels of expression of genes involved in iron sequestration and uptake.

Statistical significance was assessed as indicated.

Test, publish, review and change as indicated.

The guiding classification principle was to find the ICF classification that most closely corresponded to the aspect of functioning implied by the barrier specification, together with the functional limitations involved, as indicated by the scoring patterns.