Sentence examples for limitations represented by from inspiring English sources

Another component mentioned was the limitations represented by the faculty.

However, the methods described in these reports mostly have limitations represented by the need for complex equipment and/or manipulation and by a low cellular yield.

However, given the strong limitations represented by its low specificity and still accordingly with the American Heart Association, there is no need for high sensitivity CRP screening of the entire adult population as a public-health measure.

Given the caveats surrounding the interpretation of gene social environment interactions 8, 17, 32 and the limitations represented by selection of single candidate gene variants in complex systems, 33 these findings require replication in other populations to understand the impact of stratification due to gender, psychosocial and other risk factors.

We do, however, acknowledge the limitation represented by the few mothers scoring with high psychological distress ("cases").

This study has a major limitation represented by the high heterogeneity of neoplasias and the severity of disease in patients enrolled in the study.

These expression patterns suggest differences in transport affinity with the high affinity transport set (active under N-limitation) represented by MAE18880, 18890, 18900 and the low affinity set (active under N-replete conditions) represented by MAE14790, 14780, 14770.

However, owing to the limitation represented by the small non-GEM-treated population, we could not compare Kaplan Meier curves of the non-GEM population vs those of the GEM-treated population.

Some of these limitations are represented by the inclusion/exclusion criteria, which can be construed as limiting the application of our results to the more general clinical FM population.

We are aware that our study suffers some limitations mainly represented by the small sample of patients and the lack of a control group.

One of the possible limitations is represented by albumin leakage, which should be rigorously tested and evaluated in a wider series of patients and treatment conditions.