Sentence examples for comparably limited from inspiring English sources

Co-payments and the administration of a product seem to play a comparably limited role.

Our current knowledge about corresponding proteins from plants is comparably limited.

Fungi, in contrast, have small nuclear genomes with comparably limited size variation across taxa; only a few outliers reach even 400 700 Mbp (Kullman et al. 2005).

For a part, the comparably limited amount of information carried in the P3 component is due to the fast pace of the BCI used in the present study.

Patients were eligible for study inclusion when the aphasia test results indicated a largely preserved simple comprehension, with a comparably limited verbal expression.

Increasing D ≫ 1 in a ( 0 ) = D leads to comparably shaped limiting surfaces with a less restrictive regime of existence.

Agriculture is limited in providing comparably small amounts of renewable resources to cover total energy needs.

Thus, in these anaerobic incubations, electron acceptor availability limited a priming effect on the comparably refractory peat, and importantly, input of labile carbon from J. effusus did not compromise the preservation of peat.

It is important to note that the selection of the statistical approach had limited importance, as several methods performed comparably well in the model validation step.

Previous analyses of differences in outcomes by injury setting have been limited by the absence of a comparably compensated non-work-related injury group.

Teachers would have to be paid comparably to kindergarten teachers, and class sizes would be limited.