Sentence examples for limitations natural from inspiring English sources

Water purification, meat inspection, corporate accounting oversight, stocks and mutual fund trading limitations, natural resources preservation -- relaxation of controls in these and other areas all tell one story: human greed leads inevitably to sacrifice of safety for profit, unless protective regulations are established and rigorously enforced.

Despite these limitations, natural antioxidants and modified antioxidants are promising candidates for future drugs to treat TBI.

To overcome this limitation, natural hydraulic lime mortars were used as matrix, and the influence of GO percentage and type of mixing was investigated.

Those challenges can be placed into two broad categories: [i] proposed limitations on natural selection as an evolutionary force; and [ii] expansions of the scope of natural selection to include new 'targets' and 'levels'levels

But when life (and the inherent limitations of natural language processing) gives you lemons (and parsing errors), you make lemonade.

The limitations of natural talent, emphasised by the personal and professional immaturity which has hampered Wilfried Zaha's transition at Manchester United, can be exposed ruthlessly and unexpectedly.

Some of the developing countries were able to expand their exports in spite of limitations in natural resources by initiating economic policies that shifted resources from inefficient domestic manufacturing industries to export production.

By 1850 the Industrial Revolution in Europe led to a burgeoning textile industry, which created increased demand for readily available, inexpensive, and easily applied dyes and revealed the important economic limitations of natural dyes.

Climate change, ecosystem services degradation and limitations on natural resources threaten the lives of millions.

Directed evolution is an important tool for overcoming the limitations of natural enzymes as biocatalysts.

Protein engineering is the most important method to overcome the limitations of natural enzymes as biocatalysts.