Sentence examples for quantitative limitation from inspiring English sources

The agreement, negotiated in London, did not provide for quantitative limitation of fighting fleets.

Adding to this quantitative limitation, the fact that an interference-free operation on these unlicensed channels is not always guaranteed because many other systems are using them.

Partial resistance is first characterized by quantitative limitation of pathogen growth.

The quantitative limitation has forced researchers to use semi-quantitative interpretation of gene expression changes, for example, by rank-based analysis.

The main quantitative limitations of nuclear weapons apply to warheads operationally deployed on launchers and prepared for instantaneous firing.

Such transcription imposed its own quantitative limitations; and in the nature of the event, it would not be feasible for copyright owners to control private copying and use.

This may be related to quantitative limitations of these tests or possibly to a high false-negative rate in patients who receive early antibiotic treatment and may therefore have suppressed bacterial counts.

Thus, we have demonstrated a model system for the production of acetylcholinesterase, which is not susceptible to the quantitative limitations or mammalian pathogens associated with purification from mammalian cell culture or human serum.

There are quantitative limitations inherent in any immunochemical blot assay.

Quantitative limitations of low-level methods can be overcome by these approaches.

This might have been due to the stringent statistical filtering, or, alternatively, to the quantitative limitations of the method, in comparison with quantitative PCR (see Table 2).