Sentence examples for designated limitations from inspiring English sources

Rotenone that has been naturally derived is listed as a "restricted substance" by the Organic Materials Review Institute (OMRI 2004) and may be used only in special circumstances with designated limitations.

Categories can be presented as choices, but more often, they designate limitations to our freedom.

The factor analysis presented by Klok et al. [ 8] showed that items designated to social limitations and intensity of complaints had higher loadings in other dimensions, suggesting that these two dimensions might not be justifiable.

However, none were designated a priori, a limitation identified by the authors, suggesting they deduced the outcomes retrospectively.

The MADRS items are designated to remedy the psychometric limitations of the HAM-D and to measure change during treatment.

NITROGEN LIMITATION ADAPTATION (NLA), designated AtNLA1 in this study, was first identified as a positive regulator for the adaptability of Arabidopsis to nitrogen limitation (Peng et al., 2007), and later analysis of Pi concentration revealed that the early senescence phenotype of atnla mutant plants was due to Pi toxicity (Kant et al., 2011).

A limitation to the present study is that participants could not be blinded due to the general design with a designated training group.

Several motor tasks have been designated as potential indicators of mobility limitation.

The range of ECAT estimates within formerly designated discrete exposure categories, however, demonstrated one limitation of a proximity model.

Due to Luongo's limitations as a goaltender, Mitchell was designated the captain's traditional role of disputing calls by the officials and relaying messages to the coach.

These could include higher property tax rates, higher insurance rates, and limitation of public services or infrastructure in designated hazard zones.