Moreover, due to certain limitations, we confined the force level to only 5 N and future studies might provide further information regarding the stress distribution produced by different force levels with this type of BBPE appliance and can predict ideal force levels and activation protocols.
It allowed the validity of motion palpation in the detection of segmental hypomobility to be evaluated, whilst omitting some of the experimental design limitations, which confined and confounded the previous studies.
This limitation has confined available knowledge of chromatin dynamics to a narrow range of biological systems (cell types that can be sorted/separated/dissected in large numbers and tissue culture models) or to amalgamations of diverse cell types (tissue chunks, whole organisms).
However, it has certain limitations which confine it to play a complementary role to other preference (both revealed- and stated-) techniques [ 21, 27].
Until recently, cost and technical limitations have largely confined these modern spheres to institutional settings like science centers.
"I have thought of doing a horror movie," he told author Donna Tartt at the Rome Film Festival, adding that the idea of more confined limitations intrigues him.
If this is the case, and brain size limitations are not confined to the cortex, then the authors should discuss this as it relates to their hypotheses.
While (i) is in agreement with observed cortical SD wave patterns in animals, it opens up questions about the nature of the often reported limitation to spatially confined crescent-shaped visual field defects.
Such limitation is not confined only to protein-coding genes, but is also likely to impact regulatory sequences, which are known to tolerate degeneracy without affecting binding affinity.
This limitation is not confined to less equipped countries, but it also applies to many European centers with a long experience in CD diagnosis.
