The phrase "and limit the breadth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing constraints or restrictions on the scope or extent of something.
Example: "The new policy aims to streamline our processes and limit the breadth of unnecessary tasks."
Alternatives: "and narrow the scope" or "and reduce the range".
Therefore, restricting the antigenic content of vaccine antigens may limit the host options for selecting and presenting effective T cell targets and will limit the breadth of the response.
In some cases, the police actually backed the Japanese yakuza groups in an effort to restore order and limit the power and breadth of the Korean gangs.
This may involve focusing on a particular network or aspect of a network in more detail (e.g. the micro context if investigating work practices) and is particularly relevant in health services research as time and resource constraints often limit the breadth and depth to which networks can be examined.
Prioritization of stakeholders is also often required, and this may limit the breadth of participation.
The dispersion in yield strengths above the failure-free stress is due to the change in the sampling volume for specimens 1 μm in diameter or larger, while interactions between defects and the surface actually limit the breadth of the strength distribution observed in specimens 200 330 nm in diameter relative to what may be expected for that volume.
Re "Remembering the Little Things: Older Monuments Guide Planners of Sept. 11 Memorial" (news article, Oct. 13): The architects who are planning a permanent memorial to the victims of Sept. 11 should not limit the breadth and scope of superb inspirational ideas only to what exists in the United States.
On the other hand, the late entry may also unintentionally limit the breadth and scope of phosphatase-related studies to their functions on kinase regulation.
These precision growth environments can provide insight into future crop adaptation, although ultimately "the missing heritability is in the field," and tightly controlled environments can limit the breadth of conclusions that can be drawn.
One disadvantage of a standardised approach, however, is the danger that the resultant focus on specific tasks may limit the breadth and depth of any one child's evaluation.
These factors will limit the breadth of data and the number of cities covered by each application and thus its potential market, limiting the number and size of the investments.
