Sentence examples for greatest limits of from inspiring English sources

End-of-life care consumes significantly the resources of all socioeconomic groups and yet does so disproportionately for individuals and families with the greatest limits of these resources.

Unexpectedly, we found much greater limits of agreement, probably because of the presence of gastric motor activity, which falsely increases 'true' estimation of IAP.

Barcode analysis by sequencing ("Bar-seq") counts each barcode in a complex sample (Robinson et al. 2014), and outperforms barcode detection by microarray hybridization, offering improved sensitivity, dynamic range, and greater limits of detection.

India said the 1.5C target raised immediate issues of fairness because it would put greater limits on capacity of developing countries to grow their economies.

The critics also say that the regulations should require stricter review of a borrower's ability to repay and put greater limits on the frequency of refinancing and on the use of so-called discount points.

Although the impossibility to determine antibiotic susceptibility represents a great limit of the Septifast technique, the short response time may contribute to undertake a rapidly tuned therapeutic regimen.

One of the greatest limiting factors of studies designed to obtain growth, movement, and survival in small-bodied fishes is the selection of a viable tag.

Hopefully the opportunity to see one of the greatest limited-overs batsmen of the modern game will ensure we get even more fans to Edgbaston".

The Connect's main benefit vs. competitors (low power, instant Bluetooth connectivity) is also its greatest limiting factor in terms of reaching a broad audience.

Nematode parasitic disease remains one of the greatest limiting factors in successful, sustainable ruminant livestock production worldwide.

The greatest limiting factor in widespread use of two-photon polymerization is the slow fabrication times associated with line-by-line, high-resolution structuring.