Sentence examples for procedure limits from inspiring English sources

Pyrosequencing is one of principal methods to detect genetic polymorphism currently, but the complicated sample pretreatment procedure limits its application in clinical tests.

To assess the predictors of office-based operative hysteroscopic polypectomy using a 5.2 mm continuous flow office hysteroscope without anaesthesia and/or analgesia for the treatment of endometrial and/or isthmic polyps and to define procedure limits.

The areal loading rate procedure limits BOD5 loading rates between 11 and 22 kg/ha/day when the temperature is below 0 °C and a hydraulic detention time between 120 and 180 days (Gloyna 1971 USEPA 20111), as opposed to tropical climates which can handle higher BOD5 loading rates.

To date, it has been established that (1) the use of two syringe pumps (versus one), with or without an overlapping period, better ensures the continuity of the infusion, (2) the standardisation of the relay procedure limits haemodynamic incidents, and (3) the automation of the relay's procedure, using smart pumps, further improves this routine care [2 8].

IDVG is an intermittent measurement parameter and its rather time consuming procedure limits frequent measurements of IDVG.

In the experience of Lee et al. [ 24] with the bipolar prosthesis in 14 patients, the poor elevation achieved with the procedure limits all enthusiasm.

The sample cleanup procedure limited the ultimate performance of this method, especially with regard to ruggedness and reliability.

This procedure limited the number of actual experiments performed while allowing for possible interactions between four components.

Robotic assisted radical cystectomy (RARC) is increasingly being adopted, but intracorporeal neobladder formation remains a challenging procedure limited to selected centers.

However, thrombosis, neointimal hyperplasia, and restenosis remain complications of this procedure, limiting complete functional recovery of the injured vessel wall.

Early detection greatly improves prognosis; however, the invasive, unpleasant and inconvenient nature of current diagnostic procedures limits their applicability.