Sentence examples for limited factor from inspiring English sources

Moreover the presence of phosphorus is a limited factor for their reuse in iron and steel industrial processes.

To improve itaconate production, optimization of medium composition was performed and the availability of the critical substrate cis-aconitate was discovered as the limited factor for higher itaconate production.

Another limited factor right now is that most of these systems can only preserve their state for under 100 microseconds.

In species dwelling in habitats where radiant heat is a limited factor, energy balance and thus activity levels during early developmental stages could be hampered by limited sun exposure conditions.

The application of vitrification as an alternative to conventional freezing can reduce the equipment required, but technician-dependent performance of vitrification process is the limited factor for its widespread use.

First is that the real and imaginary parts of CDWT associated with the pair of the Hilbert transforms are in quadrature; their magnitudes are almost shift invariant and redundancy is limited (factor 2 to compare with the undecimated wavelet transform ratio).

However, this study was also limited by the range restrictions of the sample and the limited factors investigated.

The intensive method survey makes detailed descriptions of a small number of cases, while the extensive method seeks to derive general laws from quantitative (in most cases statistical) analysis of the information collected on limited factors from a large number of cases.

The Council of Indigenous Peoples consider several limited factors in a successful formal petition.

One important question is why does a constitutive insulator like Fab-7 utilized developmentally limited factors like Elba?

We consider these associations to be only suggestive, because of the limited number of studies, the limited factors considered in summarizing them, and the demonstrated complexity of some of these relationships, such as for endotoxin and (1→3 -β- d-glucans, each associated in multiple studies with both adverse and protective associations (Douwes et al. 2004, 2006).