Sentence examples for be limited to changes from inspiring English sources
The measure limits contract negotiations to matters of wages only, and even on that matter, raises would be limited to changes in the Consumer Price Index unless the public supports a higher raise in a referendum.
But the "Francis effect" will not be limited to changes in style and emphasis.
Taken together these previous studies could explain, in part, the increased risk of low birthweight for infants with the H63 D allele though this effect may not be limited to changes in lead absorption/metabolism since excess iron itself is potentially toxic.
The commission referred its report to several state agencies that might investigate allegations of corruption, but its recommendations are limited to changes in the state's contracting procedures.
Or better yet, that suppose Matt Lauer interviewed Michael Jackson, and the line of questioning was limited to changes in pop music since the initial release of Thriller 25 years ago.
Since onset of clinically-evident brain dysfunction is documented to occur later in life for both mouse models (>5 mos) [31] [33], analysis was limited to changes in brain storage of cholesterol and gangliosides.
The analysis was limited to changes from baseline up to cycle 3, as available patient numbers declined over time through attrition due to death and treatment withdrawal.
Because dietary data were unavailable during the FL phase, we were limited to changes in weight and MetS criteria for evaluating adherence.
Treatment-related pathological effects were limited to changes in the stomach and the kidney in both genders in the high-dose group; the kidney effect was considered secondary to the decreased intake of liquid.
The new deal is believed to be limited to incremental changes, a recognition by both sides that a sport now generating $10 billion per year had become far too lucrative to risk a shutdown.
CT treatment response is limited to anatomical changes and it is not sensitive enough to depict functional changes.
