Sentence examples for presentation limits from inspiring English sources

These results suggest that intrahepatic antigen presentation limits anti-viral CD8+ T cell responses both at the priming and effector stages of the T cell response.

However, the heterogeneous nature of their patient groups, which include patients with metastatic disease at presentation, limits the conclusions that can be drawn.

Furthermore, this antiquated, non-relational system of data collection and presentation limits our ability to understand the complex relationship between variables and precludes longitudinal analysis of trends and developing patient pathophysiology.

In breast cancer, ILT should be of interest because it (a) can ablate a tumour without causing immunosuppression, (b) can improve the presentation of tumour antigens inefficient antigen presentation limits the immune response to cancer [ 23] which may induce or enhance anti-tumour immunity and (c) can be used in combination with surgical resection and immunomodulating drugs.

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fMRI requires specialist stimulus presentation, which limits its applicability to research studies.

This fast presentation rate limits the contribution of cortical neurons, which are unable to phase-lock at such fast rates [ 49].

However, high operator dependency and diagnostic restrictions related to anatomical and clinical presentation may limit consistency of application.

As a result the 60 second presentation time limit was pretty strictly enforced, but teams still had plenty of chance to wow the judges and the audience.

This information is often unavailable at the time of ED presentation, potentially limiting its applicability in real time to the undifferentiated ED population of patients with suspected sepsis.

Our presentation is limited to the most commonly used biomaterials, collagen, chitin (chitosan), and silk, which are discussed with respect to material composition and biocompatibility.