Sentence examples for limits the suitability from inspiring English sources

However, the small size of embryos and juvenile fish limits the suitability of this method, particularly in studies of a high-throughput nature.

However, the poor lateral resolution inherent in commercial SDOCT systems (~15 μm) currently limits the suitability of this technique to monitor and quantify changes in laminar pore geometry.

However, low toughness and erosion resistance limit the suitability of electroless Ni-P coatings as pipeline coatings.

However, restrictions in nanostructure design and/or the self-assembly process can limit the suitability of these procedures.

These restrictions limit the suitability of both methods' error correction approach to global PTM studies.

It does not use PCR amplification prior to the sequencing steps and overcomes the requirement for large starting quantities of template nucleic acid, which has previously limited the suitability of some NGS technologies for processing viral field isolates [ 21– 23].

High concentrations of metals in the sludge limit the suitability for its disposal to land and the large quantities of bound water make dewatering and transport difficult and expensive (Babatunde and Zhao, 2007).

Although such studies may provide insights into the molecular and neural basis of social and communicative behavior, the structure of mouse vocalizations is largely innate, limiting the suitability of the mouse model to study human speech, a learned mode of production.

Also, the necessary standardization of the intervention, even adapting to the needs of caregivers after the initial exploration of their demands, may have limited the suitability of contents, given the sociodemographic heterogeneity of caregivers' profiles, which, nevertheless, matched their general population [ 39- 42].

The experimental responses were found to be in agreement with the predicted values and were within the acceptable limits, indicating the suitability of the model for predicting key parameters related to process performance and product quality.

(G ) Summary of data shown in (A – F ). DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.02510.027 The breadth of miRNA loss (including potential secondary effects) poses an obvious limit to the suitability of Dicer knockouts for further functional studies.