Sentence examples for limit expansion of from inspiring English sources

Aging rails, bridges and tunnels hold down top speeds and limit expansion of the network.

He compared the state's wish to limit expansion of casino gambling to a town's right to decide how many liquor stores it will allow on Main Street.

The pain involved in such procedures, however, continued to limit expansion of the field until the introduction of ether anesthesia in 1846.

The effect of both the punch geometry and material mechanical parameters (especially strain hardening and plastic anisotropy) on the limit expansion of the hole was determined.

Studies at 35 d showed that losartan did not improve GFR (2.04 +/- 0.30 ml/min treated, 2.16 +/- 0.21 ml/min untreated), reduce the fraction of glomeruli that were no longer connected to normal tubule segments (42 +/- 9% treated, 42 +/- 13% untreated), or limit expansion of the interstitial volume fraction (25 +/- 3% treated, 25 +/- 4% untreated).

A number of barriers limit expansion of HIV testing among inmates, including stigma and discrimination (Earnshaw & Chaudoir 2009), timing of the tests, and lack of linkage with routine clinical exams (Kavasery et al. 2009).

While most of the cultured mullet in Italy originates from hatchery-produced fry, limited fry availability restricts potential limits expansion of the activity.

Among the ideas many people like: the ban on lifetime coverage limits, expansion of health savings accounts – including a provision to let people use them to pay for insurance premiums, and a requirement that the healthcare industry becomes more transparent about what medical services cost.

The usual list of cures from UN agencies, the World Bank and IMF include measures to stop tax evasion, more progressive income tax policies, incentives for foreign investment, conditional cash transfers, subsidies and credits for small businesses and agriculture, limited expansion of public investment and social safety nets.

It is possible that structural variants of YPEL2 affect the rate of division of immune competent cells, thus, limiting expansion of latently infected cells and their spreading to lymphoid tissues.

Moreover, this toxic profile of TNF limits expansion of its use to less controllable sites.