The phrase "along limited" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when this phrase could be used due to its lack of grammatical structure and clarity.
Example: "The project was developed along limited resources." (This example is incorrect due to the phrase's ambiguity.)
Alternatives: "with limited" or "in a limited manner".
The Japanese Islands are unique in that they are situated on a continental crust surrounded by oceanic crust, which means that Lg waves develop along limited paths.
It alluded grimly to the fate of "drivers who abandon their vehicles on or along limited access highways for four hours or more without permission".
In the case of cellulose Iα, the molecules moved only along limited lanes, whereas, on cellulose IIII, TrCel7A molecules moved over almost the whole surface.
These ideas are not in accord with Dr. deBuys's prescription, which is to "get on with what we should have been doing all along, including limiting greenhouse gases".
Along with limiting a company's liabilities, it also sets up a process to streamline claims against a vessel owner.
On the solar panel case, antidumping and antisubsidy cases are already well along, greatly limiting the statutory authority of European officials to negotiate.
Kubrin thought that depositing money in a bank account, along with limiting the number of plants grown to the number of patient licenses, and the size of his "canopy," would make his grow operation conform to state law.
In contrast, studies on slow earthquakes are very limited along the Ryukyu Trench, which is the southwest extension of the Nankai Trough.
Construction began on 8 December 1969, along a route limited by the existence of housing estates, the Liverpool and Manchester Railway, the M62 junction at Worsley, and the Bridgewater Canal.
So unless the government heavily subsidizes vehicles with new technologies, their sales may be limited along with their effect on oil imports and emissions of global warming gases.
This demonstration of how positive selection can be spatially limited along a gene demonstrates the importance of understanding why selection varies along a gene.
