Sentence examples for completely limits from inspiring English sources

It has been estimated that a density threshold of approximately 0.5 rabbits ha−1 completely limits the regeneration of a large number of palatable native plant species, some of which play an essential role in ecosystem functioning (summarized by Cooke 2012).

The measure is scored on a 1 to 5 scale (1 = completely limited; 5 = not at all limited) with higher scores reflecting fewer limitations.

The questions are based on a 7-point scale where patients score a '0' when they are asymptomatic or have no limitation and a '6' when they are extremely symptomatic or completely limited.

"The 'type' of people I was able to interact with was completely limited," she explains.

Many perceive metaphors as the language of poetry, though they are not completely limited to such elevated language.

Indeed, three of the four women in cabinet – May, Theresa Villiers and Justine Greening – don't have children, which probably means the days of supportive Denis Thallowingypes allowomenwomen to avoid childcare duties in order to get to the top were all too brief, if not completely limited to Denis himself.

These deficiencies exhibited in the molecule-based fluorescent probes completely limit the probes entering into a practical application.

However, the current understanding of the durability and stability of this material in real service conditions, especially under severe long-term conditions are completely limited.

a H&E staining revealed all cancer cells were completely limited to the mucosa without lymphatic-vascular capillary involvement or ulcerative components.

Our task was not able to completely limit emotional responsivity, demonstrated through an overall decrease in subjective perception of affect through reduction in positive affect in the participants.

The results of these analyses demonstrated that all cancer cells existed completely limited to the mucosa, with immunohistochemical staining for desmin and vimentin revealing no evidence of fibrosis in the submucosal layer or deformity of the muscularis mucosae.