Experimental investigations have suggested that the solubilisation of starch granules, rather than the hydrolysis of solubilised starch, might constitute the overall limiting step in starch degradation at low temperature [ 39, 41, 42].
But what constitutes limited?
In the case of migraine, the abilities of this field might constitute either resources or limiting features of important aspects of pain and treatment management, such as observing crisis triggers and evaluating medication effects.
Though Sergeant Bales has not pleaded guilty in the case, his lawyer has suggested that he may have been suffering from P.T.S.D. or some other disorder that might constitute a defense or limit his culpability.
Since births identified through the referral process might constitute a biased sample, we limited analyses to cases and controls for whom we had birth certificate data.
Impure and fluid, worldly and engaged, in many ways conceptual art was a philosophical quest: a search for a vanishing point, for the outer limits of what might constitute a work of art.
There are many different points that could be commented upon, but I will only concentrate on a few, as being exhaustive would be too long: 2) The idea that cell-cell proximity limits proton diffusion and hence might constitute an energetic advantage due to the creation of steeper proton gradient seems reasonable.
From this perspective, the independent progressive factor within the rIFNγ series might constitute a rIFNγ induced switch to a different rate-limiting component associated with multiple NK lethal attachments.
It has been postulated that FcγRIIb upregulation might constitute a critical checkpoint in peripheral tolerance by providing an inhibitory feedback that limits the ongoing humoral response to self-antigens.
Therefore, the set of endogenous angiogenesis stimulants might constitute an "Achilles heel" of cancer.
