Sentence examples for represented the limitation from inspiring English sources

Quite a few studies showed the feasibility of this approach based on 64-slice CT technology with temporal resolution in the area of 165 200 ms, but also indicated that coronary CTA still represented the limitation of the method due to the high incidence of high heart rates that made coronary assessment unreliable [ 1, 3].

Unfortunately, the Matrigel® coating is necessary for DegraPol® also to enhance cell attachment, which represents the limitation of the work.

The second balancing loop (B2) represents the limitation caused by the extra costs of conducting a study involving standardised data.

The first balancing loop (B1) represents the limitation caused by the additional time needed for data standardisation before study start-up.

The 12,821 contigs with orthologous counterparts in M. truncatula represents 30.4% of the total annotated genes (42,118) in this species and represents the limitation of transcript profiling in only a small set of plant tissues.

As patients were subjected to PRP and physiotherapy simultaneously, the fact that the relative importance and the real contributions of two therapies to the therapeutic outcome were indistinguishable represents the limitation of this study.

But a deeper and more troubling metaphor may be the house itself, which represents the limitations of an insular, exclusive and increasingly self-cannibalizing comic imagination.

"The project metaphorically represents the limitations of earth's resources".

This might represent the limitations of intervention carried out in a primary healthcare setting.

When analyzing the differences in correlation through an evaluation of the scatter plots, we were able to identify four outliers representing the limitations of the different methods.

This subspecies represented the northernmost limitation in distribution for Phalaenopsis, while P. aphrodite is distributed throughout the Philippines [ 8].