"limited fields" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It refers to a specific or restricted number of fields, typically in a particular subject or area of study. Example: "The university offers a wide range of courses, but their strongest programs are in the limited fields of business and engineering."
Because of the limited fields for the event, some say that super combined is dull to watch.
Therefore, a reassessment of the utility of postoperative radiation therapy using limited fields and modern techniques is warranted.
Conclusions on CARc and SEC interactions have often been drawn merely from data generated from visual identification and manual counting of few events, within limited fields of view and randomly selected tissue regions.
The game-changer could well be artificial intelligence: if AI software could extract signal from the unstructured product feedback in Intercom or the sales forecasting information in Clari, the data in those systems could become more valuable than the limited fields captured in today's systems of record.
In Past, Present and Future he remarked concerning logics of discrete time that their usefulness 'does not depend on any serious metaphysical assumption that time is discrete; they are applicable in limited fields of discourse in which we are concerned only with what happens next in a sequence of discrete states, e.g. in the workings of a digital computer' (1967a: 67).
31 (89%) patients received postoperative radiotherapy to limited fields and 246969%) additionally an adjuvant and concomitant chemotherapy with temozolomide.
Each technique, however, has drawbacks and limitations; MRI usually produces images within a limited field of view, and US is limited by variability and labor intensity.
Limitations inherent to sonography include operator dependency and skill, limited field of view and visualisation in the setting of maternal obesity, oligohydramnios and fetal head engagement.
One limitation of our current system for application in humans is the limited field of view.
Multi-beam approaches using beamforming antenna array architectures have been identified as one solution for overcoming the limited fields-of-view provided by highly directional mm-wave sensors.
