Sentence examples for consequences limited from inspiring English sources

Between 1896 and 1920 electrical shocks from X-ray systems were common, but their consequences limited.

Until the late 1950s, El Niño was viewed as a local/western South America regional problem with consequences limited to Peru, Ecuador, and Northern Chile.

Well, much of this can be attributed to climate factors where rising temperatures have resulted in multiple inter-related consequences: limited glacial melt, increased evaporation, no water, dry land, and the inevitable fire darkening that pristine Pacific air with smoke and ash the length of the coast.

Unfortunately, it had, important consequences, limiting the spread of the understanding of the concept of information, especially in its involvement in biological systems.

Character defamation for female members of Pakistani society is not a minor problem, as it causes family dishonour, social ostracism, and lack of arranged marriage prospects, and fear of these major consequences limits nurse resistance to the status quo [ 73].

As a consequence, limited information on how these strains evolved to become pathogenic is currently available.

Unfortunately, this pervasive position has discouraged attempts to mix source populations and as a consequence limited the use of translocations.

Reduced T cell diversity in the CD4+ T cell compartment of the donors after G-CSF mobilization and, in consequence, limited T cell diversity in the patient after transplantation is associated with viral reactivation.

Put simply, the government tries to do too much, spreads its resources too thinly and as a consequence limits its effectiveness.

Endotracheal intubation often precludes the use of rigid bronchoscopy, limiting the procedure and as a consequence limiting bronchoscopy.

The Class II reflectance interferes with the Class I reflectance and, as a consequence, limits the ability of OCT systems to image deeper into the tissue [ 11].