Sentence examples for limited as so from inspiring English sources

An additional target dose escalation which is deemed necessary for a curative approach of lung cancer is limited as so far as tumour motion is not sufficiently quantified and integrated into modern treatment planning.

The impact of the study by Grogan et al (2002) is limited as so few patients are included.

At the same time, both lobbies relentlessly undermine renewable energy thereby making sure their deployment is as limited as possible so that nuclear power or gas can step in.

The opportunities for studying these risk factors more systematically are limited, as outbreaks are so infrequent.

Similarly, glioma treatment efficacy is limited and, as so, this disease remains incurable.

We suggest that when bias is so limiting as to make meta-analysis results unreliable, either it should not be carried out or a prominent explanation of its clear limitations should be included alongside the meta-analysis.

With the track temperatures at more than 60C, drivers, cars and tyres were tested to the limit, and as so often happens Mercedes stretched their legs as the important part of the weekend neared.

Of course, in such arrangements, the obligation to adhere to general public law norms should be limited, so as not to interfere with commercial activities - generally as an impediment.

Times are strictly limited, so as to avoid Castro-style five-hour diathates that would keep members stuck in their seats until the early hours of the morning.

In particular, we concluded it was in the public interest to broadcast footage of this breaking news story, and that the footage was appropriately limited so as not to cause undue offence".

MP5 is built on top of the U5 stencil, but the resulting fluxes are limited so as to preserve monotonicity near discontinuities (Suresh and Huynh 1997; Mignone et al. 2010; Radice and Rezzolla 2012).