Sentence examples for increasing limitations of from inspiring English sources

This meditation on the pleasures of year-round outdoor swimming, combined with reflections on the increasing limitations of age was inspirational.

Voltage problems are caused by the increase in power transfer among areas of interconnected systems, by the lack of reactive power support and by the increasing limitations of transmission networks.

This case was just one example of the increasing limitations of companies to protect the privacy of customer and employee when confronted with illegitimate government requests.

The worst period for illegal and unreported fishing world wide appears to have been the mid-1990s, driven by a combination of factors: a growing world demand for fish and significant overcapacity of the world's fishing fleet set against increasing limitation of access to distant water fishing nations and a lack of new or alternative fishing opportunities [1], [37].

Following a clinical examination, spinal mobility was assessed using the Bath AS Metrology Index (range 0 to 10), higher scores indicating increasing limitation of mobility [ 13].

As a consequence of increasing limitations to maintaining genetic variability in endangered wildlife species, methods of assisted reproduction widely used in domestic animals are being applied to nondomestic species.

The new regulations with the two new balls and the increased limitations on the number of boundary fielders have added some spice.

Along with the increased limitation of K fertilizer supply, the genetic improvement of K utilization efficiency (KUE) of crop plants may become a feasible way to solve the problem.

At the C/N uptake ratios higher than the optimal level, the increased limitation of nitrogen negatively affected the formation of biomass components and thus cell growth.

None of the patients reported any increased limitation of their daily activities, five had returned to full time employment and all seven stated that they would be willing to undergo intensive care again under the same circumstances.

Indeed, for many subtypes of dementia, a decline in cognitive functions is associated with increasing limitations in activities of daily living (ADL) [ 8].