Removal of the 3-D structures from the microcarriers involves enzymatic treatment, which disrupts the delicate 3-D architecture and makes it inapplicable for potential implantation.
A subsequent ruling made it inapplicable for commutations, -- which can be forced upon a prisoner -- but delivery is still essential for pardons.
The only problem of the proposed method is its computational complexity that makes it inapplicable to large-scale Petri net models.
The pJT119b plasmid used in sfGFP control experiments has some severe limitations that make it inapplicable in the growth-control study.
The most accurate approach of Monte Carlo simulation suffers from high computational time, which makes it inapplicable to problems, which needs more swiftness.
However, the linear relaxation method as described in the literature has its limitations: it works only with square matrices and does not support soft constraints, which makes it inapplicable to the UI layout problem.
The fact that the Louisiana law is 'prescriptive' does not make it inapplicable as federal law under the Lands Act, and a federal court may not apply a laches test to preclude application of the state time limitation.
CUSUM is rather effective in detecting changes [11] but it requires the availability of the probability distributions P 0,P 1, which makes it inapplicable to online scenarios.
However, the ARMA covariance structure requires that the gene expression is evaluated at equally spaced times points, which makes it inapplicable when the data are collected irregularly or at gene specific time intervals.
Also, unlike static security questions where many questions are often inapplicable for certain users (e.g., name of your first pet), questions in the presented system are customized for each user individually, making it harder to guess by mining online content.
However, it requires a priori knowledge of the unknown and varying sparsity, which make it practically inapplicable.
