If the subject's refractive error was beyond the limit of correction range of ortho-k lens, a maximum manufacturer's recommended diopter correction lens was prescribed under the corneal parameters condition.
The latter is thus limited to corrections of the first and second moments of the distribution.
Thus, we hypothesized that the structural change in the spine limits the amount of correction possible in vertebral rotation in patients with IS, not the correction technique.
Therefore, another limit of RC-based PVE correction methods is that the accuracy of the chosen RC depends on the accuracy of the technique used for the measurements of the lesion uptake [ 31].
Although limited by lack of correction for multiple comparisons, post hoc analyses signalled some improvement in patient-rated cognitive and depression outcomes.
Although improvement in image quality has been reported in various contexts, less attention has been given so far to the spatial variations of aberrations which limit the quality of correction in extended samples.
Nevertheless, the later derangement was not limiting, as correction of membrane cholesterol excess mitigated cytoskeletal dysfunction and GLUT4 responsiveness, while signalling remained impaired.
Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) cations are tightly regulated at distinctly different concentrations than in blood, with higher sodium and lower potassium in CSF, made possible because the blood-CSF barrier [ 8] limits diffusional correction of the gradient.
Macular thickness measurements were successfully obtained from all KC patients except in one patient who had a high refractive error (>−30 D), outside the correction limits of the OCT machine used in this study (Zeiss Cirrus HD-OCT).
The absence of insulin secretion assessment limits correction of the prediction models to establish independent prospective associations with insulin resistance; yet, we have previously shown that fasting amino acid concentrations are primarily associated with insulin sensitivity rather than insulin secretion (13, 14).
However, this form of correction is limited to imaging close to the surface of a specimen.
