Sentence examples for is comparatively limited from inspiring English sources
That might suggest mobility for minorities is comparatively limited.
Moreover, redevelopment efforts that champion "walkability" in such places are regularly targeted toward stable and gentrifying neighborhoods, rather than more distressed areas where resident mobility is comparatively limited.
Leaving the church to become non-affiliated is the main driver behind the on-going decline of the Catholic population in Austria, while the contribution of other processes – religious conversion, migration, fertility differentials – is comparatively limited.
There is comparatively limited information in the humid tropics on the surface and sub-surface permeability of: (i) forests which have been impacted by multi-decades of human occupancy and (ii) forestation of land in various states of degradation.
While in some respects the UK's freedom of information system is far-reaching and transparent compared to many countries - for example, in the wide range of public bodies covered - there are other aspects where it is comparatively limited.
The coverage of the ST 1.0 gene chips in 3'-terminal exons, and especially in the 3'-UTR, is comparatively limited, making them less well suited to investigation of changes at the 3'-terminus than the earlier oligo-dT primed gene chips, e.g., Affymetrix's Mouse GeneChip 430 version 2 (430v2) or Human GeneChip HU133 plus 2 (HU133p2).
But these initial reforms have been comparatively limited, many analysts contend, and Cuba's economy — grappling with the fallout from the global financial crisis and the aftermath of devastating hurricanes in 2008 — appears to be in dire shape.
We also found that P domains are enriched in both plasma membrane and nucleus, while C domains are comparatively limited in nucleus.
