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Does ADMET Predictor put any limitations on the molecular input?

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Does ADMET Predictor put any limitations on the molecular input?

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ADMET Predictor will run and make valid predictions for any single organic molecule composed of C, N, O, S, P, F, Cl, Br, and I elements. The program will process molecules with other elements, but it will issue a warning about invalid predictions in these cases. Two descriptors, N_Nonorgn and N_Metal, will allow the user to easily detect and sort out these molecules. As for disconnected structures such as salts, the program will strip away monoatomic counterions (e.g., Cl-, Na+) and neutralize the remaining structure. However, disconnected polyatomic fragments are not permitted.

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