Sentence examples for be limited in creating from inspiring English sources

But almost without exception, they said the role of the government should be limited in creating measures to prevent the attacks.

The agINFRA vision was to improve research collaboration and data exchange, but during the lifetime of the project, this had to be limited in creating the necessary building blocks (e-infrastructure) for services to built upon (as for example the new AGRIS).

Still, such moves are limited in scope.

Air pumps are involved, but their role is limited to creating a partial vacuum in the pipes in order to reduce resistance to the capsules' movement.

Yet, almost five years later, this improvised military model, which Addington was instrumental in creating, has achieved very limited results.

In spite of the limited public attention it received at the time, the report was instrumental in creating a reparations program for the relatives of Pinochet's victims.

In Nigeria, there are limited controls on the sale or advertisement of antimicrobials, creating opportunities for misinformation and misperceptions that can exacerbate improper antibiotic use [ 1, 6].

The number of river crossings and nedermas (migration road for the sledges) in rugged terrain or drier land is very limited, creating natural funnelling migration bottlenecks in the landscape, where many migration routes coincide (Figure 4).

But I'm limited [in my knowledge].

In this case, the thresholding range is very limited to create DWS only around the target without false alarms.

In situations where many additional features are used, several specifically targeted feature combinations could also be identified for creating a limited number of combined distance matrices.