Sentence examples for a limited source from inspiring English sources

This pop-in behaviour in metals and ceramics is often correlated to either the nucleation of dislocations in a perfect crystal or the rapid multiplication of dislocations from a limited source population.

Lactoferrin and lysozyme are 2 glycoproteins with great antimicrobial activity, being part of the nonspecific defensive system of human milk, though their use in commercial products is difficult because human milk is a limited source.

These amino acids have a limited source that impacts upon the rate at which translation errors can be corrected, and the maintenance of translation efficiency and accuracy.

A strong, independent Civil Service, recruited solely on merit, makes good the shortcomings of government ministers, exclusively drawn as they are from among members of Parliament, which by its nature is a limited source of talent.

Plants, in contrast to animals (e.g., geckos) are only a limited source of inspirations for attachment mechanisms.

A major technical handicap in the development of hybrid rice using WA-CMS is a limited source of maintainer lines, as many indica elite cultivars are known to carry restorer genes for WA-CMS lines and cannot be used as maintainer lines (Virmani 1994).

Their new estimate is that today 845 million people (11percentt of the world population) are "poised to become deficient in one of these three micronutrients if current trajectories in fish-catch declines continue" and that 1.39 billion people (19percentt) are vulnerable to deficiencies and health impacts attributable to their dependence on fish as a limiting source of those key nutrients.

But many of the flavors filling store freezers -- with their peanut-butter-filled pretzels, cookie-dough pellets and stripes of marshmallow goo added in -- spring from a very limited source of culinary creativity, as if they were proposed by an overcaffeinated 8-year-old.

They are a very limited source of ions, and consequently, the process of forming platinum salts is very slow and restricted.

To check the protocol for a quantitatively limited source of material and demonstrate the absence of important technical bias that might affect the procedure, we scale-down the starting material (from FFPE slides) usually used for chromatin extraction.

It's a bit trite but you can see what Canonical is trying to do — i.e. generate utility with limited source material at its disposal.