Sentence examples for limitations the effect from inspiring English sources
It was legal for two hundred years and nobody thought it was unconstitutional!" Scalia has a narrow view of what judges ought to be trusted to do; since he fervently insists on these limitations, the effect is one of bellicose humility.
The biocatalyst immobilization method, the existence of internal and external mass transfer limitations, the effect of the initial pH and the possible beads reuse were specifically studied.
The biocatalyst immobilization method, the existence of internal and external mass transfer limitations, the effect of the initial pH and the reuse of immobilized yeasts were particularly evaluated.
Due to methodological limitations, the effect of trauma surges on clinical outcomes remains unclear, so hospitals have not prepared for such events in an evidence-based manner.
Despite the study's limitations, the effect sizes reported here and results of our previous pilot study combine to suggest that the Headstrong program may positively influence children's headaches by providing education about headaches and cognitive-behavioral skills in managing headache symptoms.
However, both approaches exhibit serious limitations: the effect of smTKIs depends on the presence of certain mutant form of EGFR (For example: the single-point substitution mutation L858R in exon 21), however, this mutant form is only present in approximately 30%50%% of Asians and 10% of non-Asians (Shim et al., 2011; Kerr, 2013).
When, however, demonstrating simultaneous effects of predation and resource limitation, the effect of each factor has usually been presented separately (e.g. [1]) and only a few field studies have explored how bottom-up and top-down effects might interact [5], [6].
In the case that resident tumor cells are subject to a density limitation, the effect of this density limitation on tumor dynamics depends strongly on the product of the carrying capacity K and the driver mutation rate u.
As for limitations of the effect, one possible explanation might be mobility differences.
Other limitations include the effect of high temperatures on raw material, and the lack of adequate resolution.
Free field methods do not have the same limitations but the effect of the sample's finite dimensions has never been studied in detail.
