Sentence examples for environments limits from inspiring English sources

For Mg alloys, the extremely low corrosion resistance in chloride containing environments limits their applications.

Additionally, the increasing hydrostatic pressure of the water column with increasing water depth in subaqueous environments limits the ability of superheated volatiles to expand instantaneously against the ambient pressure (Cas, 1992).

And yet, the way we structure our education and work environments limits its power.

Rice is being currently used as a grass model [ 1], but its primary adaptation to semi-aquatic, subtropical environments limits its usefulness.

Doherty has been at Hope for about a month; he "does not suit typical treatment approaches – clinical environments limited by their setting and formality", its spokesperson said.

The layered structures of emerging cellular networks and their dynamic environments limit greatly the efficacy of traditional static interference management methods.

Resources and the constraints of working with small CBOs in these rights constrained environments limited the scale and scope of these probe studies.

Therefore, such non-interoperable environments limit our efficiency in managing the collections of CDS rules.

Rarely encountered environments may sometimes impose stronger selection than common environments, limiting population variation at environmental extremes.

For some, pathogenicity may be diminished by the osmoregulatory demands associated with shifts between salinity environments, limiting their impacts to a single ecosystem.

Like other bacterial pathogens colonizing environments limited in ferric and ferrous iron, H. felis possesses a number of iron uptake and storage systems.