The phrase "activities that limit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or behaviors that restrict or reduce something, such as opportunities or freedoms.
Example: "The organization has implemented activities that limit the use of plastic in its operations to promote sustainability."
Alternatives: "actions that restrict" or "measures that constrain".
Assuming typical environmental levels, it is often the low tritium activity relative to the higher radiocarbon activity that limits the dual measurement.
Rather, the addition of a second gene downstream of the LCR reveals a directional negative regulatory activity that limits the expression of the gene 5' of the LCR to T cells.
The effect of coccidia on plumage maintenance may be more pronounced under natural conditions where birds have limited access to food and engage in more activities that might limit time available for preening.
Children are asked to identify three activities that were limited due to their asthma in the recent past, important to the child, and performed frequently.
Selecting three activities that were limiting in the recent past for future use at 6 12 weeks, 18 24 months or 3 4 years is problematic.
The PAQLQ [ 24] asks children to identify activities that were limited due to their asthma in the recent past, important to the child, and performed frequently, but does not allow the behavior to change over time.
The questionnaire has 50 items and is divided into three domains: a symptom score that measures the frequency and severity of respiratory symptoms; an activity score that measures activities that are limited by breathlessness; and an impact score that measures aspects of social functioning and psychosocial disturbances that are caused by airway disease.
These data significantly extend and support the capability of this oxygen-based respiratory assay to evaluate in situ soil activities and examine factors that limit these activities.
Botulinum toxin type A produced significantly more improvement in many daily activities that had been limited (p <.01), as well as greater improvement in work and social functioning and in overall disability (p <.05).
