Sentence examples for communities limits from inspiring English sources

The likelihood of specific barriers to mammography in non-native language speaking communities limits the generalizability of the latter study.

It could be argued that the small number of communities limits the generalizability of the results, but one would expect at least some of our findings to correspond with experiences in other communities.

Mr. Savage said zoning restrictions in some communities limit the placement of manufactured homes to residential parks.

Correction: March 7, 2004, Sunday A picture last Sunday with an article about a federal proposal to let communities limit train noise was published in error.

The original bill would, in theory, have given Indian communities limited autonomy, self-government and control over the lands they live on.

Moreover, the absence of social security nets, such as savings and risk insurance, in many African rural communities, limit farmers' readiness to try new practices in responses to climate-related risks (Lallau 2008).

Epidemic modelers and public health experts propose that community mitigation measures might help communities limit pandemic effects.

Finally, WAs concentrations in previously studied settings are far higher than in US communities, limiting extrapolations to the lower concentrations found in the US.

Public health insurance schemes in those two countries are linked to service provision in residents' natal communities, limiting its utility under conditions of migration.

There is limited public transportation in this particular county, hence if one does not drive or is unable to drive, access to the community limits fall opportunities in that environment.

The highway progresses northward, leaving the community limits of Lock Haven.