Highly controlled studies using a restricted range of foods are able to reduce confounding and investigate true nutritional effects.
Constrained political conditions give rise to utilisation that, from the perspective of researchers, uses only a restricted range of available knowledge.
Interpretation of the results of clinic- and population-based studies is, however, complicated by limitations such as use of selected patient samples, a restricted range of explanatory and confounding variables, and lack of interpretation of the findings in the light of changes in management that could have an impact on foot health.
Symptoms include: Decreased range of motion: As infection settles into the joints or bones, they will not function properly, leading to a restricted range of motion.
For seeded crystal growth, previous studies [32] showed a restricted range of solvents that could be used for growing β-HMX, due to its comparatively low solubility in most of the common organic solvents.
Microbial Cr VI) reduction is often attributed to enzymes that have alternative metabolic functions (28), while a restricted range of bacteria are capable of using Cr VI) as the terminal electron acceptor for growth (29, 30).
The construction is plain, what Macintosh called a "restricted range of materials" – concrete block, dark timber, steel railings.
Female responses are tuned to a restricted range of pause durations.
Thymus-dependent lymphocytes display a restricted range of specificity when compared to thymus-independent (B) lymphocytes.
Despite the distinctive structure, the soot region is confined to a restricted range of temperatures, approximately 1700 1800 K.
