Sentence examples for limitations in which from inspiring English sources

According to an article in The National Catholic Reporter on Tuesday, the changes are also expected to lengthen the statute of limitations in which abuse victims can come forward, to 20 years from 10 years, after the victim's 18th birthday.

In this context, alternative non-internalizing ADCs and prodrugs have been developed to circumvent these limitations, in which the drug can be selectively released by an extracellular stimulus in the tumor microenvironment.

A new technology has been developed to address these limitations, in which an array of needles, each microns in diameter and length, called microneedles, are able to pierce the skin's SC to deliver therapeutic agents without stimulating the proprioceptive pain nerves.

That law carries a lower burden of proof than criminal cases, and a 10-year statute of limitations in which to bring cases, twice as long as in typical securities fraud cases.

In the latest investigation into his conduct, investigators identified six victims, but two of the cases had passed the statutory limitations in which to file criminal charges, said Los Angeles County Sheriff's Sgt. Peter Hahn.

Reduction in net CO2 assimilation can be attributed to both stomatal and biochemical limitations, in which the proportional contribution of the latter may increase with drought severity [ 18- 22].

However curcumin has one major important limitation in which it has poor bioavailability.

We acknowledge that the number of injuries and recovery times between injuries were also a study limitation in which an increased frequency of injury or longer recovery times would be expected to alter the outcomes of the study.

All the data presented in this paragraph derived from experiments aimed at comparing environmental conditions (Cd exposure and sulfate limitation) in which sulfate uptake induction should occur.

It is not that the warrant has expired, but some crimes have a limited statute of limitations (period in which the suspect can be prosecuted).

The federal statute of limitations period in which a criminal prosecution can be instituted is five years from the violation.