Sentence examples for may limit comparability from inspiring English sources

Since some prior studies have relied on other measurements of IOP, particularly GAT, this may limit comparability across studies.

Notably, there is substantial variability in the timing and definitions of response across trials which may limit comparability.

The use of 45 years as the lower age limit for estimating the incidence rate in the general population may limit comparability with other studies.

Second, samples will be heterogeneous with respect to age and problem levels, which may limit comparability, but will improve generalizability and sensitivity to detect differences and associations.

Fourth, we were only able to interview women in Spanish or English, which may limit comparability between immigrant Hispanic and Asian women.

Results obtained in laboratories with different batches may limit comparability between institutions; similarly, results may differ even when generated within one center after switching to a new serum batch.

However, contextual difference and lower precision of the estimate in the latter study may limit the comparability of findings.

We acknowledge that this approach may limit the comparability of the findings to studies using individual administrations of EQ-5D as the unit of analysis.

There are some differences in the metabolism of 25(OH)D2 and 25(OH)D3 that may limit the comparability of the measured half-lives of the two forms.

While health care decision-makers increasingly recognize indirect treatment comparisons as an acceptable alternative method of comparison in the absence of real-world parallel-group data, differences in study populations may limit their comparability.

Other differences that may limit the comparability between studies in Table 5 include the presence of a minimal free chlorine residual and the lack of control over shower duration, flow rate, and temperature among the subjects from different households in the Egorov et al. (2003) study.