In addition, plastomes are limited in their variability (i.e. substitution rates, parsimony informative sites) and therefore their utility for low taxonomic level studies may be restricted [ 19, 22].
Schulenburg et al. [ 18] also suggested that invertebrate immunity genes may be limited in their genetic variability, but recent studies suggest otherwise.
Although the clinical utility of this biomarker in individuals may be limited by variability in baseline levels, in populations chronic OP exposure is associated with small but reliable decreases in erythrocyte AChE activity (Karr et al. 1992; Ohayo-Mitoko et al. 1997).
Finally, our study was limited in that there was variability in lesion sizes produced in animals with the same type of tumor.
As a consequence, multi-tenant SaaS applications are inherently limited in terms of flexibility and variability.
Variability is limited in the percentage of extreme poor that are chronic poor, both in rural and urban areas.
Kaushik et al. (2007) also reported that the distribution of genetic variability is limited in P. pinnata on the basis of their morphological characteristics such as pod and seed traits.
At the same time, the condition is relatively homogenous, and the surgical procedure involved is well defined and limited in extent, thereby reducing the variability within the trial population.
Our sample was limited in terms of the race/ethnicity variability, thus our results might not be generalizable to all African countries or ethnic groups.
The present variability model is overall successful at midlatitudes, being though somewhat limited in the geographical regions of high variability boundaries.
Understanding tanning motivations, perceptions, barriers, and demographic characteristics of this population is critical to modifying these behaviors, but is limited by variability in study design, sample size, and outcomes measured in the current literature.
