However, so far most reports have dealt with planar devices or restricted the measurements to 2D test structures which represent only limited challenges in terms of localization and site specific sample preparation.
Specifically for AE of COPD (an acute-on-chronic condition), it will be of great importance to assess by such RCTs the efficacy and safety of the method on relevant clinical endpoints, not only limited to short-term ICU events.
Yet, it is increasingly recognized that only limited and short-term gains can be made unless the broader health systems infrastructure is strengthened along large scale interventions that have been introduced [ 2, 20].
Those programs are not only limited to GO term enrichment, but they have also modules to search for protein networks (see below), convert protein identifiers, as well as link to further information and publications that substantiate the observed gene function.
The militiamen had only agreed to serve limited terms, and as they were not under Hogun's direct command he was powerless to stop them leaving.
Only limited data exists in terms of the incidence of intracranial bleeding (ICB) in patients with mild traumatic brain injury (MTBI).
CNGC3 has only limited involvement in long-term Na+ uptake, as revealed by an earlier study that found that short-term uptake of Na+ was greater in the cngc3 mutant relative to the wild type, but uncovered no significant differences in Na+ content after prolonged periods [ 79].
New York requires only limited midterm or long-term planning.
Brotherhood leaders have said consistently that they expected, for at least the near term, only limited public scrutiny of the defense budget, working with the generals to manage defense matters, protecting them from criminal prosecution over events in the past and the continuation of their commercial empire.
The short-term effects of ozone on daily mortality [ 11] and respiratory disease [ 12] are extensively studied, while there is only limited documentation of long-term effects on mortality [ 13].
