Wetlands and aquatic habitats in Mediterranean environments are very scarce in general, representing a limiting resource for all species.
One readily sees though that a flat prior probability distribution for α, representing a limiting situation of complete ignorance, is not reasonable in this particular setting.
Objectives: To test the hypothesis that reduced hip extension range during walking, representing a limiting impairment of hip tightness, is a consistent dynamic finding that (1) occurs with increased age and (2) is exaggerated in elderly people who fall.
From a Bayesian perspective, PLSR and PCR might be viewed as representing a limiting form where the prior distribution for regression coefficients is normally distributed with an increasingly large variance.
Nevertheless, some shortcomings represent a limit to its adoption as an experimental methodology.
I argue that this result represents a limit on what is possible under any form of adaptation.
For the Notch ankyrin domain, these larger constructs may represent a limit beyond which full cooperativity cannot be maintained.
Focusing on processes with material recycle, we use an asymptotic analysis to demonstrate that intensification represents a limit case of tight integration through significant material recycling.
This exception can be justified by considering that such NCs represent a limit case in which all the NC atoms are localized at the interface.
Suspension thermal noise is an important noise source at operating frequencies between approximately 10 and 30 Hz, and represents a limit to the sensitivity of the ground based interferometric gravitational wave detectors.
Although small animals allow for an easier and less costly management, their restricted size and differences with the human anatomy, histology, and physiology actually represent a limit to the translatability and investigation with radiologic techniques.
