Sentence examples for effective limiting from inspiring English sources

This study shows that simple, inexpensive and time-saving scoring methods are equally effective, limiting the widespread use of kallistatin.

Though protein-level calibration provides high accuracy and precision, SIL-proteins must be produced in high-yields to be cost-effective, limiting their production to those for which optimized cell lines have been developed.

While electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) in major depression is effective, cognitive effects limit its use.

In the Russo Japanese War of 1904 1905, just six years later, decisive effects were obtained at long ranges, well beyond the effective limits of 8 inches ordnance.

There are no arbitrary limitations on the amount the U.K. central government may borrow; effective limits are set by the reaction of capital markets and of interest rates to borrowing.

In practice, though, it places profound effective limits on his power.

There is no effective limit to Trump's executive authority today.

With all of China in Mongol hands, the Mongol conquests in the south and east had reached their effective limit.

I thus fail to see how the Fourth Amendment would provide an effective limit to these searches.

Light microscopes that were produced in the closing quarter of the 19th century reached the effective limits of optical microscopy.

If the N.S.A. has no effective limits on its reach, surely our conception of privacy must be rethought.