Sentence examples for critically limited from inspiring English sources

Since vehicles are not critically limited by the storage/memory space and power consumption, selecting proper data items for caching is not very critical.

Tadalafil (TDF) is a Biopharmaceutics Classification System (BCS) class II drug; the efficacy thereof is critically limited by inherent poor water solubility.

Human organ transplantation has improved duration and quality of life for many people, but its full potential is critically limited by short supply of available organs.

The use of resin transfer moulding (RTM) as an economic and efficient means of producing high-performance fibre-reinforced composites is critically limited by the permeability of the fabrics employed.

With the advancement in VLSI design technology which offers exponentially shrinking of device dimensions and exponentially growing circuit complexities, device scaling is critically limited by the power dissipation; demanding for better power optimizations methods like Reversible Logic.

Scientific literature on gestational diabetes in refugee camp settings is critically limited.

The second, and even more critically limiting, factor is the small number of inspectors on the staff of the Food and Drug Administration — fewer than six hundred men for all its varied work.

In general, oxygen exchange, which is strongly dependent on the oxygen content of the water, is more critically limiting for aquatic forms than is the exchange of carbon dioxide.

There was anger during the debate that excluding air attacks over Syria would critically limit our forces in their capability to counter Isis, but also a real concern that to engage over Syria would indirectly support the Assad regime and lack legitimacy.

Conventional electroencephalography with disc electrodes has major drawbacks including poor spatial resolution, selectivity and low signal-to-noise ratio that are critically limiting its use.

Currently, islet transplantation is the only curative therapy; however, donor shortages and cellular damage during the isolation process critically limit the use of this approach.