The phrase "a restricted capacity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a limitation in the ability or potential of something or someone.
Example: "Due to budget constraints, the project will proceed with a restricted capacity, focusing only on essential features."
Alternatives: "limited capacity" or "constrained capacity".
Adult stem cells were previously thought to have a restricted capacity to differentiate; however, several reports have described their plasticity potential.
Cognitive load theory [1, 11, 25] explains the challenge of stimulating the cognitive process without overloading the student with too much essential and extraneous information that will limit the working memory and leave a restricted capacity for learning.
To address whether this difference was due to a restricted capacity to metabolize glucose, we compared glucose clearance after an intraperitoneal glucose challenge.
The variability in the latter may be much more important, because MDZ is eliminated through oxidation by hepatic enzymes, with a restricted capacity.
We conclude that T. geyeri could quite successfully persist in cryptic refugia during major climatic changes in the past, despite of a restricted capacity of individuals to actively avoid unfavourable conditions.
First, risk management models that underlie scientific and professional approaches have only a limited ability to address latent and/or emergent risks and a restricted capacity to address the complexity of current and proposed work systems.
Eurotunnel boss Jacques Gounon blamed a combination of the effects of the September 2008 tunnel fire that restricted capacity until February, and a sharp decline in cross-Channel truck traffic.
But the airline that evokes nostalgia among the baby boomers really dates from 1955, when it began to exploit a loophole in tight regulations that restricted capacity and kept fares high on trans-Atlantic routes.
The suggestion of change for p16 and p21 need to followed up; p16 in particular appears to be an important marker of aged cells that have restricted capacity for regeneration [42].
These cells represent a promising source for heart repair as they have the restricted capacity to differentiate into cardiac muscle, smooth muscle, and vascular endothelium [11], [12], [13], [14].
The observed steatohepatosis, a hallmark in rodent models of obesity, may demonstrate the restricted capacity for lipid export from the liver via VLDL.
