Sentence examples for defining limited from inspiring English sources

Slow rollout of CCM programs in terms of products and trainings in Ethiopia, Malawi, and Rwanda, and country-level policies defining limited CCM packages meant that no single community health worker in the three focus countries managed all products needed to treat all conditions generally considered as part of CCM: pneumonia, malaria, diarrhea, and malnutrition.

By defining limited treatment options, we have established a set of criteria that are already an integrated part of oncological treatment.

But, besides "preserving and promoting" Bhutan's culture, the government is also defining, limiting and sometimes even inventing it.

By defining limiting components, it may be possible to achieve more efficient molecular reprogramming.

Under the A.P.R. standards, the N.C.A.A. defines "limited resource" universities as those ranking in the bottom 15 percent in athletics spending.

The law does not define the word "series," but the art print disclosure laws existing in a majority of states around the country define "limited edition" with reference to multiples.

We defined limited literacy as reading below the ninth grade level.

Four templates of PLND have been well defined: limited, standard, extended and super-extended.

We defined limiting longstanding illness as illness that limited activities normal for the child's age group.

Fuel depletion is shown to occur at a current density lower than the traditionally defined limiting current density.

Optimizing runs were performed to define limiting primer concentrations for the duplex assay.