Sentence examples for penetration limitations from inspiring English sources

While the 64Cu-DOTA- AF SAv/biotin-PEG-RGD2 was taken up by the liver and spleen based on PET imaging, this was not clear from optical images due to the presence of the skeleton and the depth penetration limitations of optical imaging.

Similar to MRI, radionuclide imaging has high sensitivity with no tissue-penetration limitations.

The conclusion here seems to be that large-scale market penetration and hardware limitations are the most serious barriers to variant tablets gaining traction.

The penetration was limited after 4 hours.

Although well-established laser confocal microscopy can be used for these purposes, this technique has serious limitations including penetration depth and availability.

However, using ECT, it is considered infeasible to accurately find them from the inside because of the limitations of penetration of eddy currents.

Fluorescence imaging provides a method for detection of specific molecules at subcellular resolution that is potentially superior to conventional imaging modalities; however, it has not been extensively applied in clinical settings, in part because of limitations on penetration depth and excessive background signals.

Poor light penetration could be a limitation to treat deep tumors in the field of research in PDT.

Therefore, microwaves are a good candidate for use in EOR with the only limitation of penetration of microwaves which depends mainly on the operational frequency as well as the inner characterization of the wells.

The general advantages attributed to alcoholic lime dispersions were: compatibility of the consolidant with the original building material, no limitation of penetration due to the particle size, and no mobilisation of soluble salts.

Pathological examination has an advantage over fluorescence imaging in that it has no limitation of penetration depth as long as the specimen can be resected.