Sentence examples for reducing the applicability from inspiring English sources

This limitation may, however, be minor, because acquired KIT mutations are common in imatinib-resistant GIST reducing the applicability of the primary tumour mutation analysis (Heinrich et al, 2003), and because recent studies show that multiple acquired mutations are often present in imatinib-resistant GIST (Wardelmann et al, 2006; Liegl et al, 2008).

Similarly, the utilization of additional information to calibrate new parameters reduced the applicability to ungauged watersheds.

Equivalent mutants are usually seen as an inconvenience and they reduce the applicability of mutation analysis.

While an overall gain in grazing halo cover is estimated over time, limitations to the current depth correction methodology reduce the applicability of these findings.

The abnormal TCP behaviors in incast increase system response time and unavoidably reduce the applicability of cloud-based system deployments.

Visual and diagrammatic languages add spatial dimensions that reduce the applicability of textual grammars and call for new tools.

These controlled conditions also reduce the applicability of the obtained results to more varied environments and may limit their relevance to everyday situations.

Moreover, the high costs, the restricted range of employable materials associated to the silicon technology, and the need for a reference electrode, have reduced the applicability of such devices in the bio-sensing field.

eNote that this assumption does not reduce the applicability of the proposed algorithm.

There are however a number of limitations which reduce the applicability of rrdtool to Varanus and its intended use cases.

While this mechanical disruption is regarded for its high efficiency, high energy consumption and costs reduce the applicability of bead beating for microalgae cell disruption.