Sentence examples for physiological limitation from inspiring English sources

This observation might be partly attributable to a natural physiological limitation to volume-increase of the maxillary ridge and a physiologically excessive volume of particles administered throughout the trials.

As W. werckleana is limited to the lower canopy, possibly as a result of physiological limitation (Pittendrigh 1948; Reyes-García et al. 2008), any further negative shift in the canopy microclimate (e.g. as a result of more severe canopy damage) could result in the loss of this species from such sites.

Hemodynamic instability was the most commonly reported physiological limitation to mobility, in patients receiving a mean dose of noradrenaline at 0.31 (95 % CI 0.15 0.47) μg kg−1 min−1.

It may be related to services commonly being withdrawn after this period, rather than any physiological limitation to further progress.

This implies that these well-characterised antioxidants have a physiological limitation, thus requiring supplemental scavenging activity from local proteins.

Finally, we observed that double mutants are no more fit than the best single mutant, suggesting that all the mutations we detected are addressing the same physiological limitation.

Significant shifts in climate are considered a threat to plants and animals with significant physiological limitations and limited dispersal abilities.

However, physiological limitations of these atmospheric organisms can confuse the observed deposition, therefore it has been proposed that an ensemble of various biomonitors for tracking this type of atmospheric pollution improves biomonitoring11.

Species or populations restricted to high elevation by physiological limitations related to temperature may experience contractions due to a reduced geographic range in which they can track optimal thermal zones.

People make mistakes due to fatigue as a result of poor working conditions, poorly designed human interfaces, and their physiological limitations.

While the cognitive and physiological limitations of ageing and their road safety implications have been widely documented, research has generally considered older drivers as a homogeneous group.