Sentence examples for latter limits from inspiring English sources

The latter limits CPCR2's application in biphasic reaction media.

In our model, the former is responsible for the opening of the critical period, while the latter limits the plasticity in adult animals.

The former sets a limit on how much you can lose, and the latter limits your gain if a stock rises above a certain price.

The former requires multiple instances of image acquisition, whereas the latter limits the minimum time for each acquisition.

Second, the sample may be more representative than internet-based surveys because the latter limits the sample to the internet-users.

The former requires scientists to import the data into a relational database, while the latter limits machine access to the data.

Hovanec and DeLong (1996) used the rRNA-based metabarcoding approach and the limited DNA sequence archives of the time, the latter limiting their ability to identify ammonia-oxidizing species in freshwater and saltwater aquaria.

This latter limit was set because it offered the planet a better chance of staving off catastrophes such as the melting of polar ice, which would no longer be able to deflect solar radiation and allow even greater global warming.

This latter limit mimics the behaviour of a homogeneous gas of finite density and, as expected, the transition temperature to a Bose Einstein condensate, TBEC, goes to zero as η increases (the η T plane in Fig. 1).

The goal of selection was to minimize the dissolved CO2 levels at low pH while maximizing CO2 levels at the highest pH, where the former limit is set by the algae's ability to tolerate increasingly alkaline growth media, and the latter limit is set by solubility constraints that result in outgassing.

Special attention had been paid to set this latter limit before the rightwards curving of the AP in the phase plot.