Sentence examples for content limitation from inspiring English sources
"content limitation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It refers to a restriction or limitation on the information or material that can be included in something, such as a document, speech, or media content. Example: The new social media platform has strict content limitations to ensure that only appropriate and safe material is shared amongst its users.
In principle, the TOX fuel cycle has no fissile content limitation and becomes even more attractive for long irradiation periods, due to the efficient build-up of 233U, which increases its cumulative energy share and hence decreases the initial Pu requirements per unit of energy produced by the fuel.
It has been shown that many functional synthetic siRNAs share some common characteristics, such as GC content limitation and free energy preferences at both terminals, etc.
As an example of a restricted microbiome, consider the hospital environment where continuous antibiotic stress drives both species variability and content limitation.
These rules include the GC content limitation (the optimal GC content is between 30% and 55%) [ 7- 13], the thermo-stability preference (lower stability at the 3' terminal of sense strand would help the antisense strand enter into the RISC complex) [ 11, 14, 15], and some base preferences in the siRNA sequences [ 7, 16].
While it is interesting to see how these artists respond when confronted with the content limitations of radio, re-rapping songs is a strange practice that supporters of artistic freedom might compare to painting clothes on nudes before they can be displayed in a museum where children might see them.
However, this would restrict the usage of such mixture as on-road diesel fuel due to the worldwide sulfur content limitations.
Also, AGREE II does not specifically evaluate the clinical content, a limitation that is common to several appraisal tools [28].
Also, AGREE II does not evaluate the scientific and clinical content, a limitation that is common to several appraisal tools [33].
With regard to the program content, a limitation is that mainly individual risk factors associated with depression will be addressed (e.g., negative cognitions, coping styles) as opposed to contextual risk factors like family characteristics, friends, and school situations.
There were criticisms of e-books a few years ago such as the lack of complete content, the limitations of the readers, and so on.
[Extract from Boston University MPH content around 'Limitations of the Health Belief Model'; http://sph.bu.edu/otlt/MPH-Modules/SB/SB721-Models/SB721-Models2.html].
