This sensitivity reduces the applicability of the enzymes in biotechnological hydrogen production schemes, for which they are otherwise very promising.
This potentially reduces the applicability of the model of Brooks et al. [ 5] to real-word health care markets.
There was a low correlation coefficient and coefficient of regression with wide confidence intervals; this reduces the significance of this correlation and thus reduces the applicability of these results to clinical practice.
In addition, LCA practitioners so far have constructed their LC inventories mainly by combining different literature sources and databases which reduces the applicability of their results.
Although NAC has many advantages, its impact on surgical staging reduces the applicability of the traditional pathologic guidelines for PMRT.
Optical heterogeneity in and between samples significantly reduces the applicability of standard unmixing methods in vivo even when applied in a volumetric fashion.
The importance of susceptibility reflects a decreased relative role of pollutant concentration [i.e., intrinsic toxicity of xenobiotics (inhaled or ingested)] and reduces the applicability of certain models based on dose and effect linearity to no-threshold phenomena.
However, constant light is an unnatural condition which reduces the applicability of the results, because natural biotic and abiotic genetic stress-response patterns depend on the time-of-day (the point in the light/dark cycle) at which the treatment is applied [ 6, 18, 19].
This reduces the performance.
If specific patients during CSF drainage would entirely have to be excluded, this would drastically reduce the applicability of PRx for continuous assessment of pressure reactivity in collectives like ICH or SAH.
