For example, it may limit chat resources for players who behave abusively, or require players to complete unranked games without incident before being able to play top-ranked games.
For example, CRRT may limit patient mobility to a greater extent compared with IRRT.
For example, this may limit the ability to detect statistically significant differences in incidence rates in the African-American population and in the analysis of under age 50 subgroups.
For example, impaired mobility may limit ability to find new housing or restrict employment prospects (Van de Mheen et al. 1999).
For example, cultural restrictions may limit girls' access to sporting facilities, or create invisible barriers to a physically active lifestyle.
And while the conditions for a residential sublease may be different from those for a professional one -- for example, a professional sublease may limit the hours that clients may visit -- the provisions of the proprietary lease will control in either case.
For example, sampling gear biases may limit the successful capture of live specimens [15], [16] or sampling efforts may not exhaustively search all possible areas within the species' range.
The first is the influence of social, cultural, geographic and economic factors such as gender, age, occupation, nationality, sexual identity and power relationships [ 18- 20]: for example socio-economic circumstances may limit people's access to fresh fruit and vegetables and recreational facilities [ 21].
This study was conducted in a single geographical location which may limit examples of systemic barriers.
A fund management contract may limit, for example, the size of any single business investment.
