The phrase "a rather limited amount" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a quantity that is not large or is restricted in some way.
Example: "The project received a rather limited amount of funding, which affected its overall scope."
Alternatives: "a somewhat small quantity" or "a fairly restricted amount".
The title problem is tackled using two different approaches: the exact solution applicable in a rather limited amount of practical situations and an approximate methodology which is quite convenient from a practical viewpoint since it requires only approximating the deflection function by means of a polynomial co-ordinate function which contains an arbitrary exponential parameter n.
It is worth stating that model 1 overall only explains 6.8percentnt of the variance in the count of robbery per shift over the data period (based on the pseudo R2 value) – a rather limited amount, but in keeping with prior research (Cohn & Rotton 2000).
Although there are various possible gathering points along both main roads, the general quality of the built environment and missing landscaping elements have led to a rather limited amount of spaces, which can be immediately perceived as potential social spaces or areas for leisure activities.
Sequence analysis of 18S rDNA has been carried out, but obtaining the data has been difficult and it has provided a rather limited amount of genome information.
In our previous SAGE study, we utilized the available FL-cDNA sequences [ 24] for tag-to-gene mapping [ 21], as these FL-cDNA sequences best represent the rice transcriptome albeit in a rather limited amount.
Also, tissue samples often produce a rather limited amount of primary cells with variability between different cultures that is often large, and which could be due to the variable times needed to obtain the tissue post-mortem.
The first incompleteness theorem tells us that in any consistent formal theory whose theorems are recursively enumerable and which entails a certain (rather limited) amount of arithmetic, there will be an arithmetical sentence such that neither it nor its negation is provable.
A limitation in this study could be the rather limited amount of keyboard work reported which would make it more difficult to show an effect.
In accordance with previous work, EPO electrotransfer to this rather limited amount of tissue was sufficient to induce significant increases in both serum EPO and haematocrit levels [11] [13].
At the same time, in bacteria the deletion trend was even more pronounced (although supported by rather limited amount of data from our test set) and, indeed, it was shown earlier that deletions in E. coli are 8 times more frequent than insertions [ 38].
LPS is needed in rather limited amounts so a low expression may be sufficient for the required enzymatic activity.
