Sentence examples for limiting applications from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, many of the current cryopreservation protocols are suboptimal resulting in poor cell recoveries and/or compromised cellular function post cryopreservation thus limiting applications.
The attractive third-order nonlinear properties suggest that LGHCl can be a promising candidate for the design and development devices for optical limiting applications.
Pumilio and FBF homology (PUF) proteins represent highly promising candidates for engineering sequence-specific RNA recognition, but were only known to recognize G, A, and U, significantly limiting applications.
But Robin Jackson, policy adviser to Universities UK and secretary to the Research Careers Initiative RCI Steering Groupup, notes that most vice chancellors of UK higher education institutions "do not think there is anything unreasonable about limiting applications for grants to those who hold established academic posts, especially where bidding for salaries is concerned".
More importantly, significant utility can be had from tables without limiting applications to a prescribed schema.
These factors each increase the time of the affinity assay, can lead to poor substrate utilization, and/or poor purification yield, limiting applications of the method.
Although comprehensive, these transcript reconstruction techniques are dependent on specific experimental designs, thus limiting application.
It's a good model, but has limited applications.
Holmium and its compounds have limited applications except for research.
Guidance counselors at public high schools said it would be difficult to limit applications.
The theory was first developed around 1900 but had limited applications.
