Sentence examples for limiting usefulness from inspiring English sources

As a result, the entire assay protocol (i.e., loading-separation-washing) required ∼3 min, limiting usefulness in high-throughput screening.

Another reason may be inaccurate recording on the ACIR due to the lack of a vaccine-specific code, thus limiting usefulness of electronic notification methods.

Third, the use of street centerlines produced the most accurate and reliable results (and results for Firm B were very similar), but this type of data may not be available everywhere, and their quality may vary between jurisdictions, limiting usefulness for larger data sets across multiple jurisdictions.

ZFN-and TALEN-based methods are complex to use and costly, and therefore have limited usefulness in practice.

However, current neural recording electrode technology is not reliable for long-term use, and a brief device lifetime ultimately limits usefulness to potential patients [ 15– 15].

This may have limited usefulness if you are dealing with squirrels that are used to humans, though.

Corticosteroids have not been proven useful in the animal models [ 16]; they have limited usefulness in humans as well.

Furthermore, where programs do exist, these are costly and have limited usefulness in the communities that have low literacy levels and limited access to technology.

It has limited usefulness now, as a proxy for ancestral geographic region".

That could limit usefulness of the test, some analysts have said.

While the process may eventually have limited usefulness in police work, it marginalizes women.