However, these ways are usually random formed on the surface of hollow spheres and limit the precise control of the related substance or information exchange.
Among other contributing factors, the potential efficacy of radiotherapy in these patients is compromised by uncertainty in lesion and normal tissue delineation due to respiratory-induced tumor motion, which has limited the precise planning and delivery of curative doses.
As described by Olias et al. [ 27], Arabidopsis plants limit the precise dissection of the relative content of Na+ in stem vs. leaf; however, the ability to make this distinction is critical in assessing the role of SOS1 in xylem loading/unloading, as well as Na+ export in roots and retention in stems.
In addition, we used only one measure of preschool social understanding, of unknown validity, which limits the discussion of the precise social deficits involved in the development of ACD.
However, the low resolution of G-banding (>5 10 Mb) limits the ability to describe the precise BPs involved in the rearrangements and/or to detect cryptic imbalances.
To textualists, the meaning of the Constitution is limited to the precise terms of the document, and nothing more.
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While the MARPE has shown evidence of clinical success [18] [21], most are limited in the precise evaluation of the biomechanical effect of orthopedic forces, and it is difficult to suggest exactly what is taking place physiologically.
However, such methods require precise synchronization, which limits the scalability of the system.
Last, as noted, our study had limited power to define the precise shape of the relationship of adiponectin with diabetes in the upper range.
