"a limited coverage of" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means that something is not fully or extensively covered or addressed. You can use this phrase in situations where the scope or extent of something is being described or discussed, but it is not comprehensive. For example: - The report provided only a limited coverage of the company's financial performance, leaving out important details about its revenue sources. - The newspaper article offered a limited coverage of the conflict, focusing mainly on the views of one side and neglecting the other's perspective. - Due to time constraints, our presentation will give a limited coverage of the topic, but we are happy to provide more information after the session.
Problem of a pipe inspection operation surfaces when the robot only has a limited coverage of the inner surfaces of the pipe.
Such performance could be attributed either to a limited coverage of the classification systems or to a low accuracy of the similarity measures.
This study has a limited coverage of domains that can interact with SLiMs in the genome.
19 In patients undergoing BCS followed by WBRT, STgF provide a limited coverage of the axilla contents and deliver a nontumoricidal dose to potential axillary residual disease.
Even though health administrative databases are implemented in many countries, such an identifier may not always exist or may have a limited coverage of the population.
This is a very large and diverse superfamily with 127 60% sequence identity clusters, but it has a limited coverage of protein protein interfaces (37% of representative residues).
However, 802.11 hotspots have a limited coverage range of up to a few hundred meters and are based on intermittent connectivity.
Geological evolution and cosmology could be introduced earlier South Carolina A A Very limited coverage of human evolution South Dakota B C Adequate treatment of biological evolution.
Principal amongst them are (a) very limited coverage of memory function, (b) a ceiling effect, resulting in inability to differentiate moderate from high functioning, and (c) absence of information about some aspects of cognitive function required for dementia diagnosis using internationally agreed criteria (DSM-IV [ 7]; ICD-10 [ 8]), namely perception and executive function.
Here we present a relatively modest scale study on a fungal organism of current interest and hence our data has a relatively limited coverage of the entire A. niger proteome.
In addition, our tagging SNP selection provides a rather limited coverage of 5 kb surrounding sequences of the candidate genes, which may have contributed to some associations of regulatory SNPs being undetected, such as the one reported within ESR1 [ 11].
