Sentence examples for models limiting the from inspiring English sources
G.M. has also forced Saturn over the last several years to share more auto parts and designs with other G.M. models, limiting the division's independence.
In addition, customers have been forced to conform their business processes to the underlying data models, limiting the software's general usefulness.
Second, we estimated the models limiting the sample to beneficiaries in counties that had at least ten surgical episodes in the prior time period, because the value of the reimbursement variable might be unstable if based on only a few surgical episodes in the countye.
We also repeated the GEE models, limiting the analysis to children (n = 230) with complete data at all four follow-up periods.
Difficulties inherent in BBDR models limit the models' ability to provide reliable estimates of low-dose risk in humans.
Moreover, late diagnosis, lack of specimens from early symptomatic patients and the absence of in vitro models limit the elucidation of the neuro-pathogenetic events involved in the development of Hunter disease.
However, the use of Cre recombinase to initiate tumors in mouse models limits the utilization of Cre to genetically modify other genes in tumor stromal cells in these models.
Hydration biomarkers in 24hU are strongly correlated with daily total fluid intake volume in sedentary adults in free-living conditions; however, the margin of error in the present models limits the applicability of estimating fluid intake from urinary biomarkers.
This study has several limitations: (a) These findings have been obtained in an animal model, limiting the transfer of our results into clinical practice.
Conclusion: Accuracy of absolute values of P0.1vent varies according to the ventilator model, limiting the use of P0.1 threshold values to help in decision making in clinical practice.
With respect to thematic data, web services are mainly used to present results leading to a supplier driven service model limiting the exploration of the data.
