Definitions for "Limiting factor"
a factor present in an environment in such short supply that it limits growth or some other life process.
A factor primarily responsible for determining the growth and/or reproduction of an organism or a population. The limiting factor may be a physical factor such as temperature or light, a chemical factor such as a particular nutrient, or a biological factor such as a competing species. The limiting factor may differ at different times and places.
Anything which limits the activity of an entity. An entity seeks to optimise the benefit it obtains from the limiting factor. Examples are a shortage of supply of a resource or a restriction on sales demand at a particular price.
the fixed input that creates a capacity constraint
a variable in a region that, despite the limits or settings of any other variable, will limit the carrying capacity of that region to a certain number
The condition that limits treatment capacity usually either groundwater or bedrock.
something that determines the presence, survival and success of an organism.
Any requirement for wildlife survival that is in limited supply.
This is an element that prevents a process or reaction fromtaking place.
an increasing capping inversion but with increased afternoon heated and lift aided by the dry line, the inversion may be broken
Keywords:  uptake, cardiac, exercise, task, upper
A characteristic that determines the upper limit of performance on a particular task, exercise, etc. (muscle fiber type, cardiac output, and oxygen uptake).
Keywords:  guidelines, ability, get, cash, higher
Limitations such as Income, Program Guidelines, Debt, and Cash that restrict your ability to get a higher loan amount.
Keywords:  environment, well, organism, part
any part of the environment that limits the well-being of an organism.