Sentence examples for effective limitations from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Bush threatened to veto the original Senate bill last week, he said it provided "no effective limitations on frivolous class-action suits".

Due to effective limitations of simple sharp crested weirs, recently compound sharp crested weirs have attracted great attention of civil engineers.

Although usually effective, limitations with iPCR hinder its ability to isolate flanking genomic DNA in complex genomic loci, such as those that contain natural transposons.

Though effective, limitations for this method exist due to potential sample loss associated with the friction created by dragging the PMPs along a surface.

Evidence exists that these effects are mediated by an effective limitation of the production of PGE2 at the site of inflammation [ 35].

Is immaturity, like insanity or mental retardation, a form of incompetence -- an effective limitation on a defendant's capacity to comprehend the charges and proceedings against him?

But does it imply the absence of effective limitation?

It might be argued that effective political limitation requires legal limitation as well, but this does not seem strictly necessary.

By 1990, faced with an economic downturn and a deficit too big to finesse, Mr. Bush and Congressional leaders replaced the law with less radical but ultimately more effective budget limitations — and nearly $500 billion in spending cuts and tax increases.

Although the alternate-day statin dose administration has been demonstrated to be feasible and effective, some limitations must be stressed.

In this paper, we constructed a simulation model for current limitation and recovery characteristics of SFCLT for different HTS coil characteristics and design, and derived the optimized design for the effective current limitation and extended recovery criteria under the rated voltage of the 2 MVA-class SFCLT.