Hearsay, for example, is limited in both civilian courts and courts-martial because it is often unreliable.
The risk of an auto title pawn loan, for example, is limited to loss of the car.
The trainer Todd Pletcher, for example, was limited to 29 horses; another 30 at Hialeah were sent to the Fair Grounds in New Orleans.
Discussion of the personalisation agenda (which is core to the government's vision for adult social care), for example, is limited to just four paragraphs.
Ground feeding in the forest, for example, is limited to the ground rollers in Madagascar; in mainland Africa this niche is occupied by the hoopoe (except in dense forest) and by birds of other orders.
The reliability of the information about early home literacy activities, for example, is limited because it was collected several years later at the end of primary school.
However, although the need for intraregional and interregional models is quite high, the empirical research excluding theoretical analysis and numerical example is limited, except for a few foreign studies.
Face-to-face interaction between those in political affairs, peacekeeping, and humanitarian affairs, for example, is limited to planned meetings.
The usability of long probes in SNP detection, for example, is limited, because a target containing a single mismatch can still bind to the probe with an affinity nearly as high as the perfect match.
Our analysis of income, for example, was limited to a dichotomous classification based on the type of health insurance.
