Sentence examples for substances limits from inspiring English sources

Because pathogens involved in implant associated infections are diverse and bacteria in biofilms are protected from antibiotics (Ceri et al. 1999), the restricted activity of these substances limits their clinical effectiveness, especially in infections involving antibiotic-resistant bacterial strains (e.g. MRSA) (Liu et al. 2012).

Lower limits of detection were achieved in the study for trinitrotoluene and hexahydro-1,3,5-trinitro-1,3,5-triazine with the MO-2M detector (10- and 100-fold, respectively) than with the SABRE detector, whereas for the remaining two substances limits of detection were identical for either detector.

Whilst some suggest the use of phthalate-free substitutes in hospitals [ 15], others state that inadequate health risk assessment of potential alternative substances limits the possibility of replacing DEHP in medical devices [ 16].

A difference in hemoglobin adduct levels could be detected between garage workers and controls using the sum total of all five nitrated-PAHs; but the general conclusion was that high background exposures to these substances limited the usefulness of this quantitative approach.

For example: being obsessed with an ex, bad eating habits, overuse of a substance, limiting beliefs, repetitive/disruptive thoughts, overuse of Facebook, consistent self-scrutiny, road rage, swearing and so on.

Vinegar has been found to contain chemicals which can dissolve this substance, limiting the ability of nits to maintain their grip on human hair.

The European Union's Restriction of Hazardous Substances Directive limits amounts of lead and other toxic substances in electronics and electrical equipment.

It needs further, independent normative resources in order to have a certain substance, content, and limits—and in order to be regarded as something good at all.

The ultrafiltration (UF) can achieve almost complete removal of turbid matter while its ability to remove dissolved substances is limited.

They argue the cost of blood-testing is prohibitive, the window for collecting and analysing tests small, and the number of substances detected limited.

Fluorescent characteristic analysis indicated that when recycling the sonicated DWTS without solubilized organics, the removal of humic-like substances was limited, whereas removal of protein-like substances was enhanced, lowering the enrichment potential of protein-like substances.