Sentence examples for correspondingly limit from inspiring English sources

However, such large dispatch queues are inevitably accompanied by high circuit complexity which would correspondingly limit the pipeline clock rates.

However many such target compounds inhibit microbial growth and might correspondingly limit production levels.

If they do, the convention of the art gallery is that the work is entitled to be there and your right to question it is correspondingly limited.

The values of Δ are correspondingly limited to those attained in the unadapted system in the narrower range of I.

This correspondingly limits any potential transferability of our current findings to wider ethnic minority groups.

The programme was  ambitious to start with given the correspondingly limited resources and capacities available to the MCO.

The ability to attribute proportions of the home injury burden to features of the home were correspondingly limited, leading to probable severe underestimates of the burden.

Nutritional characterization of included subjects is, of course, necessary in nutritional studies, and if subjects at a nutritional risk are systematically excluded, the external validity of result is correspondingly limited.

In practice, dominance is likely to be rare, and the extent to which it can help to discriminate between many options and to support real decisions is correspondingly limited.

The development of family substitute services is found to be limited, and to have a correspondingly limited effect.

Correspondingly, those limits imply the limits to the degree of non-associativity at a given crack speed.