Sentence examples for limiting comparability from inspiring English sources

Finally, neither Flatten nor Martin and colleagues reported findings that apply to ICU severe sepsis, further limiting comparability.

Although uncommon for many other regions in the world and therefore potentially limiting comparability, the distribution reflects the origin of the patients in Northern Europe and matches official observations of the German Federal Statistical Office [ 21].

BB-209 was not detected in human samples; it was detected in one of the pooled cat sera in Sweden at 450 ng g 1 lw in one pooled sample, thus highly limiting comparability to our study.

Absolute EMG is the measure used in most comparative studies, but RMS limits comparability between different subjects because of individual differences in muscle activation patterns and skin quality, for example.

Anyhow, the main limitation of this study is the small preliminary patient collective which limits comparability to larger case serious in the literature.

In general, the high variability of the costing methods between the studies limits comparability and generalisability.

The rapidly increasing number of studies using platelet derived products for inducing human cell proliferation and differentiation has also uncovered a considerable variability of human platelet lysate preparations which limits comparability of results.

The main limitations are that results interpretation in not based on the original data but on a new set of independent variables (PCs) and the resulting PCs have limited comparability among different studies.

Other strategies reported cost-effectiveness measures that had limited comparability.

Lack of detailed exposure assessment limits comparability of our study with other studies.

However, the different methods used to measure HRQOL in the various studies limit comparability [ 12].