Sentence examples for historically limited from inspiring English sources
However, the presence of potential dewetting issues in the copper film during graphene growth has historically limited this method of device fabrication.
The president does "take seriously the longstanding norms and customs" that have historically limited what law enforcement can say about a pending investigation, the spokesman, Eric Schultz, said.
This research investigates the market barriers that have historically limited the adoption of energy efficiency in small commercial buildings, including capital constraints, fragmentation, and misaligned incentives.
The use of this waste product has been historically limited to within few miles of the place of generation because of its inherent low density.
There was a good deal of sympathy for the writer Julian Barnes last month, when he described as "straightforwardly daft" the opening up to US competition of the Booker prize, historically limited to British, Irish and Commonwealth countries.
The NCAA has historically limited itself to regulating the kinds of benefits athletes can receive, the grades they must have to play and the means coaches can use to recruit them to campuses.
She adds, "I think I tackle that by using white space that is devoid of the social-political systems that historically limits the experiences and marginalizes people of color in this whole decorative thing we call the world".
She adds, "I think I tackle that by using white space that is devoid of the social-political systems that historically limits the experiences and marginalises people of colour in this whole decorative thing we call the world".
Biologic drugs are also breaking new ground in the treatment of diseases where options have historically been limited.
Treatment of venous disease has historically been limited by available vascular stent technology not specifically designed for the venous system.
Tracking large-scale movements of deep-sea fish has historically been limited by the remote environment they inhabit.
