Thus, the scope of their activity is limited, especially in rural China, which might limit the contacts within the same village and makes transmission circle restricted at the village and neighborhood level.
Another limitation is that the study sample participants were predominantly Caucasian, which might limit the generalisability of our results in other settings.
Another limitation is a modest sample size and predominantly Caucasian study participants, which might limit the generalisability of our results in other settings.
(He noted, however, that methane ice is softer than water ice, which might limit skiing opportunities).
Of course, regulations and requirements governing construction vary from country to country, which might limit standardization.
We tried to identify factors, which might limit students' skills and knowledge about universe.
More attention should thus be paid to depositional level represented by N2 (5 g N m− 2 y− 1), which might limit microbial communities.
Mechanistic studies, mainly in animals, have identified potential areas for intervention which might limit transmission of adverse risk factors for obesity from mothers to infants during pregnancy.
This type of block copolymers, which might limit the Ostwald ripening, appeared to be more efficient stabilizers than low molecular weight non-ionic surfactants.
Such talk can unsettle the children or anger the Chinese government, which might limit the families' future access to the country or add restrictions to future adoptions.
Asked about such restraints as international treaties and codes of conduct, which might limit America's freedom of action, Rumbo replied: "I honestly believe that every country ought to do what it wants to do".
