Sentence examples for represents a limit from inspiring English sources

I argue that this result represents a limit on what is possible under any form of adaptation.

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.

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.

On the other hand, as reported by Ellington and Coillard, the devices definitely have higher prices compared to the K-wire, which represents a limit to their utilization, especially in the case of multiple toe corrections [13, 14].

With static orientation perturbation of the visual scene, motor errors were found to differ as a function of the perturbation magnitude and appear to be maximal at 90 degrees [29] [33], which represents a limit case for adaptation.

In addition, variability among measurement still represents a limit in diffusion imaging.

Each of these processes represents a limiting step across a key part of the galaxy population, from dwarf galaxies to starbursts.

The presence of transcriptionally silent rRNA genes raises the question as to whether this represents a limiting factor for the synthesis of rRNA and the production of ribosomes.

Strikingly, hexokinase activity levels corresponded closely to glycolysis rates, reinforcing the idea that hexokinase represents a limiting factor for glucose metabolism in T cells.

Each image generated by a different band pass filter of 20 nm was obtained by integrating signals for 30 s since ATP present in living cells represents a limiting factor on bioluminescence intensity.

The significantly lower expression of IDLVs versus ICLVs represents a limiting factor for their application to stable therapeutic gene replacement in the liver, at least in the current design.