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Variability in participant selection, the criteria for conversion to dementia, and methodological inconsistencies in the brain region studied, the spectroscopy acquisition protocol, and the spectroscopy analysis procedures limits the generalizability of the current studies.
Both of these procedures limit the opportunity to conduct flexible data analysis.
However, the associated high cost and the complicated procedures limit the use of tissue-engineered bone constructs.
However, cases deemed suitable for local anaesthesia and hence eligible for randomisation are likely to have been less complex, short duration procedures limiting the generalisability of these findings.
However, disadvantages such as significant chemical additives, solvent losses, complex equipments, large secondary wastes, prefiltration problems and time consuming procedures, limit the application of most of these techniques.
These management procedures limited the fluctuation of rSO2 values to within 17%% in our patient, which was nearly equal to that in a previous study [3], and prevented the development of cerebral deficits.
Bariatric surgery includes restrictive procedures as well as procedures limiting the absorption of nutrients.
Previously used experimental procedures limit the examination of vicarious embarrassment experiences to situations that engage protagonists who are aware about their current transgression [6].
Non-random recruitment procedures limited the external validity in all studies.
One possibility is to perform microdissection for visualizing compounds in specific regions of the insect, but the extraction procedure limits the number and type of targeted compounds [ 24].
Pseudogene sequences and genomic locations derive from Pseudogene.org [ 29, 30]; only duplicated pseudogenes were selected and genes that generated more than one pseudogene were discarded (this procedure limits the number of observations but avoids multiple ties in statistical analysis).
