The geographical scope, which covers all of the EU Member States (with the sole limitation of availability, completeness and reliability of the existing data series), differently from previous research which was primarily based on simulation (OECD 2007) or focusing on individual Member States (Nolte et al., 2012; Hamulczuk and Szajner, 2015; Varga, 2007; Dejgård and Møller, 2007) iii.
This sole reason justifying limitations is more restrictive than the several reasons found in the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights 1966a (ICCPR).
At one extreme are definitions that imply, or are read to imply, that biological impairments are the sole causes of limitation.
However, the use of bivalves as the sole species has some limitations, because they are not as responsive as fish to Aryl Hydrocarbon Receptor agonists.
The prize is subject to the Promoter and/or Martin Parr agreeing that the venue selected by the winner is suitable (as determined in their sole discretion including without limitation in relation to size, location, and/or health and safety).
Because of this limitation, the sole criterion used for combining successive ICU records contained within a hospital episode was the time gap between ICU records.
We also highlight the limitations around the sole use of remotely sensed data and how these concerns can be partially addressed through combinations with (1) open-source property data, such as age, occupancy, tenure and (2) existing stakeholder data sets, including building services and measured performance.
Routine hospital discharge diagnoses have limitations as a sole basis for estimating stroke incident rates.
Surveys that rely on self-reporting have limitations as a sole method of data collection.
In this work, the ability of Pseudomonas aeruginosa HATH to grow and produce rhamnolipid on sunflower as a sole carbon source under nitrogen limitation was shown.
