"scale limitation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to the practical or theoretical limits on the range or scope of something. For example, "The scale limitation of the study was that it only looked at a small number of participants."
Therefore, the synthesis introduced here may provide solutions aimed at simplifying the process for nanomaterial production beyond laboratory scale limitations.
A method to independently determine Poisson's ratio was proposed that reduces statistical errors and circumvents the time scale limitations of molecular dynamics simulations.
The proposed method provides new avenues for the design of glassy polymers using only fully atomistic MD simulations, thus overcoming the existing temporal scale limitations.
The GFM quantification of open space variables overcomes the potential bias caused by traditional distance measures without influence scale limitations and the discontinuousness of the dichotomous index indicating the proximity to open space.
Bottom-up methods appear to have no such scale limitations.
Samples locations are also shown (samples 1 18 are collected from both the banks of the lake and are not shown here due to the scale limitations).
While current FeFET advancements have supplied potential routes to overcome the scale limitations and economic challenges, the fatigue and retention time remain as the main challenges hindering the practical applications.
German uneasiness about the scale, limitations and outcomes of intervention in Spain remained.
There continued Germany uneasiness about the scale, limitations and outcomes of intervention in Spain.
The caveat is that any inferences made from this paper alone are constrained by the sample and scale limitations inherent to all studies that use traditional psychometric analyses.
