In addition to these local limitations, the main obstacles in mussel aquaculture in general are those regarding infectious diseases and parasites (Bower et al. 1994), marine phycotoxins (Svensson 2003; Moroño et al. 2003) as well as carrying capacity and competition for the use of marine space (Martínez et al. 2007; Costa-Pierce 2008; Byron et al. 2011).
Community-based organizations are immensely resourceful, using innovative methods to overcome local limitations, which is even more necessary in the aftermath of a disaster.
They are able to keep searching for connection with potential friends when the their local limitations yield none to their satisfaction.
The inevitable outcome of many individuals living a lifestyle unchecked by local limitations is seen, for example, in the absurd amount of greenhouse gas emissions by the industrial world.
Second, blood gases, pH and bicarbonate were analyzed before dialysis only because of local limitations.
Finally, we were unable to measure counterregulatory hormone levels because of local limitations of blood sampling, handling, and storage.
In large scale industrial fermentations with thick filamentous slurry, inhomogeneity of the system can cause local limitations in oxygen supply [ 41].
In large scale fermentations with a thick filamentous slurry, inhomogeneity of the system leads to local limitations in oxygen supply [ 12].
The financial support provided by Smile Train for different types of cleft surgeries is the same, thus participating doctors may select on which cases to perform surgery depending on the local limitations.
In some cases, particularly when validating a new technology, local limitations of sample availability may necessitate an interlaboratory collaboration to collect a suitable number of samples to attain the required power for diagnostic validation.
