The phrase "a limited spread" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is not widely distributed or has a narrow range.
Example: "The research showed a limited spread of the disease in the rural areas compared to urban centers."
Alternatives: "a narrow distribution" or "a restricted range".
Nevertheless, grid hosting capacities are limited and they can only accept a limited spread of such buildings.
The cost-effectiveness scatter plot demonstrates the high confi-dence in the input values of the model, which have resulted in a limited spread of results.
This pattern is consistent with a more important role of the sexual cycle and the formation of oospores resulting in high levels of recombination in combination with a limited spread of these genotypes through the asexual cycle.
Although human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV-1) infection is responsible for most of the global AIDS pandemic, HIV type 2 (HIV-2) is not infrequent in West Africa and is an additional and important cause of burden of disease with a limited spread to other regions of the world [ 1– 3].
Several genetic markers, such as esp, hyl Efm or the purK1 allele (used as part of the MLST scheme) are not ubiquitous traits of all hospital-associated E. faecium strains and failure to detect them does not reliably indicate a strain with a limited spreading or pathogenic potential [ 27, 34, 36, 39- 41].
For example, among mice with a highly aggressive type of cancer, 20% of those in which the cancer had fully spread, and 40% with a more limited spread, were completely cured after fasting in conjunction with chemotherapy.
In some cases (experiments 1, 7 and 8), there was a very limited spread of tracer into the caudalmost part of the ventrolateral PAG at ∼ 0.2 mm anterior to the interaural plane.
Historical observations also suggest O. lyallii has made a slow and limited spread away from Ewing Island to other sites on the main Auckland Island and smaller islands in the Port Ross area (Campbell and Rudge 1976; Lee et al. 1991).
Our conclusions do agree however with those from a simulation study based on pig movements in Sweden, where from no to very limited spread was observed for an epidemic seeded to a fattening or a farrow-to-finish pig herd [ 22].
This outbreak began when a traveler arriving from Hong Kong sought medical care at a small hospital (Hospital A) in Hanoi, initiating a serious and substantial transmission event within the hospital, and subsequent limited spread within the community.
The highest frequencies were notably obtained for therapies with a limited geographical spread (177Lu-PSMA: 2 countries; 90Y PPRT: 6 countries; and 32P sodium-phosphate: 4 countries).
