Sentence examples for circulation limit from inspiring English sources

However, the time-consumption and the economic cost associated with steam generation and circulation limit the application of this technique.

Ms Faizullah added: "Wider corridors and large general use spaces help with circulation, limit bullying and create options for use by teachers, children and local communities.

Some librarians disputed the circulation limit as too low, prompting some — including Glendale and Pasadena — to forsake HarperCollins altogether because of the cost implications.

In Burbank, libraries director Sharon Cohen said her department has decided to purchase HarperCollins e-books despite a circulation limit she thinks is too low.

However, poor vascular circulation, limited targeting and the inability to negotiate biological barriers have prevented the overwhelming majority of nanoparticles from entering the clinic.

For The Herald Tribune and all the other news organizations that have paid damages to Singapore's rulers (The Wall Street Journal, The Economist, Bloomberg) or had their circulation limited there (Time, The Asian Wall Street Journal, The Economist), the choice has been to stay.

In other cases, hypoglycaemia induces a reduction in peripheral circulation, limiting the absorption of the subcutaneously self-injected insulin [ 7].

These findings suggest a protective role for Kv7.4 channels in the pulmonary circulation, limiting its reactivity to pressor agents and preventing hypoxia-induced pulmonary hypertension.

Regrettably, the analytical reliability of ET-1 measurements is cumbersome because it is instable at room temperature and is rapidly cleared from the circulation limiting its use in clinical routine.

Unfortunately, these mature hormones are difficult to measure with high reliability because they are not stable at room temperature and have a rapid clearance from the circulation limiting their use in clinical routine.

The foam can also improve circulation, limiting "tossing" and "turning".