Sentence examples for limitations only on from inspiring English sources

Recall that the Constitution's first 10 amendments, the Bill of Rights, imposed limitations only on the power of Congress; only through later Supreme Court interpretation were most of them understood to apply to the states as well.

The language to which you refer is a limitation only on the capability provision right above it.

Concerning our considerations about various ovipositing postures of Apocrita, this poses limitation only on the most sophisticated "= -posture for both ephialtitid-stephanid and evanioid lineages, as well as on the "L"-posture for only the most basal versions of the ephialtitid mechanism.

Limitations: Only data on bias presented.

It is important to note that because of technical limitations only simultaneous modification on adjacent lysines (K6/11, K27/29, or 29/33) was assayed in the accompanying study.

The solution that most affected the appearance of the book was mechanical composition; the new composing machines imposed new limitations not only on type design but also on the number and kinds of faces available, since the money required to buy a new typeface was enough to inhibit printers from stocking faces of slight utility.

The industrial application of impinging streams can be developed when researchers have an in-depth knowledge of the characteristics of impinging streams, including its advantages and limitations, and only on this basis, can bring its superiorities into play and avoid its disadvantages and faults.

Although serology has some limitations, not only on sensitivity but also specificity and cross reactions, it is still the most widely used tool for large-scale epidemiological studies [ 6].

Undoubtedly, this imposes a limitation not only on colonizing microflora, but also on foodstuffs, since pH cannot be reduced in many products without flavour impairment.

Cardiologists were some of the first teachers in the medical field to recognize the limitations of relying only on direct patient encounter to teach all of the various cardiovascular diseases.

Further limitations include focus only on a single measure of adherence and uncertain validity of some of the co-factors investigated, including QOL.