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This is probably because of its pharmacokinetic properties; ICG is rapidly removed from the circulation via hepatic clearance and it has a half-life of approximately 3-4 min, which precludes in vivo labelling of cells.

The number of labeled neurons varies from animal to animal due to the reliance on viral infection at two distinct sites, which precludes quantification in this type of analysis.

(10) However, MT1-ROX emits fluorescence in the visible region (λex = 575 nm, λem = 602 nm), which precludes its use in in vivo imaging.

This is due to unpalmitoylated Chs3 being trapped in the ER in the absence of Pfa4, which precludes its function in chitin synthesis [30].

However, these detectors have the disadvantages of limited sensitivity and the effect of changes in solvent composition on their output, which precludes their use in gradient elution.

The new chlorophyll detected in Synechocystis (B40) is clearly seen next to PsaX which precludes its binding in Thermosynechococcus. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01496.013 10.7554/eLiFigure96.014 Figure 5 figure supplement 1. Red chlorophylls conformations in Synechocystis monomeric and trimer PSI.

A second major limitation relates to the mode of recruitment of the patients, which precludes collecting information on in-hospital mortality.

To be a poet involves hearing the voice of conscience, which precludes lying, even in the service of a good cause.

A simplified expression is derived for the FRP reinforcement ratio which precludes strain softening in elliptical and circular FRP-confined concrete sections.

As can be observed in Fig. 9, the extracted OG has thousands of nodes and edges, which precludes its application in reengineering tasks.1 Fig. 9 JHotDraw's OG without summarization.

There is a limitation on how much graft can be harvested which precludes its use in POP which is associated with relatively large fascial defects.