Sentence examples for circumvent limited from inspiring English sources

These factors are apparent in synaptosomes, where addition of pyruvate to circumvent limited glycolytic flux in the presence of uncoupler strongly increases 'maximum' respiratory rate [ 66].

One proposed strategy to circumvent limited access to current socioeconomic information from the ACS is to use consecutive multi-year surveys to represent 'annual' socioeconomic characteristics (US Census Bureau 2009).

Their actions appear to circumvent limits set by the Gambling Act, which are designed to protect against problem gambling.

The 5-to-4 decision found that the limits on coordinated spending were justified because without them rich donors could circumvent limits on contributions to individual candidates.

Prosecutors said that Mr. Zakheim reimbursed employees for "straw donations," intended to circumvent limits of federal campaign law, given to, among others, Rudolph W. Giuliani and Senator Charles E. Schumer.

Speaking on condition of anonymity, he said that the use of multiple identities and credit cards – to circumvent limits on the number of tickets one person can buy – is commonplace.

Republicans in Congress have raised questions about the legality and propriety of Ms. Sebelius's fund-raising efforts, saying she was trying to circumvent limits on spending set by Congress.

We present an introductory survey of the basic concepts and ideas that underlie photonic crystals, and present results and devices that illustrate their potential to circumvent limits of traditional optical systems.

Power-glitch attacks have been used to circumvent limits on the number of incorrect password entries in password-protected devices, but RFID tags are particularly vulnerable to them, since they're charged by tag readers and have no onboard power supplies.

Supporters of ending the contribution limits stated that the policy increases transparency by making it less likely that donors would circumvent limits by giving their money to party committees or PACs.

The cab-over engine format was devised for long-haul trucks in the '30s to circumvent regulations limiting trailer lengths.