Second, depending on how these facilities are designed, they may let dealers limit information about pricing when transactions take place — and if an array of prices is not readily available, customers can't comparison-shop and the banks get to keep prices much higher than they might be on an exchange.
Furthermore, Case et al, 2005 posit that people may limit unpleasant information that may cause mental discomfort.
For instance, Potapov and coworkers note that shortest path analysis, applied to a static network, may offer limited information because the length of an edge in the graph model may not correlate well with the overall efficiency of a particular biochemical transformation represented by the edge [ 10].
Studies on mixed depression have been conducted so far on the basis of DSM-IV manic symptoms, i.e., a list of 7 symptoms which may provide limited information on the subsyndromal features associated with a full depressive episode.
Analysis of acquired data from a tight gas reservoir may provide limited information about the formation characteristics, due to some restrictions such as type of the drilling fluid, complicated and slow response of reservoir, not long enough testing time, etc. (Garcia et al. 2006).
Also, for marijuana-related companies that are not required to report with the SEC, investors may have limited information about the company's management, products, services, and finances.
Thus, regional-level comparison may provide limited information.
Therefore, these data may provide limited information on the validity of other disease definitions.
