Sentence examples for limited in value from inspiring English sources

Intra-fuel-cell measurements are required to understand detailed fuel-cell chemistry and physics, validate models, optimize system design and control, and realize enhanced efficiency regimes; in comparison, conventional integrated fuel-cell supply and effluent measurements are fundamentally limited in value.

The intimate patient access afforded to nurses was significant, but limited in value without regular communication with doctors.

However, experiments validating this observation were limited in value, as 'metastases' in these experiments were artificially induced by i.v. injection rather than developed spontaneously as in true metastases.

Although these comparisons are limited in value, it was considered that these differences were due to the difference in the inhibitory effect of DPD.

Therefore, the freedom of work is limited in valued by both labour and capital agents.

The full details of the Volcker rule will not be finalised until the second half of 2011, but regulators will probably either ban outright or, more likely, limit in value, transactions where banks are clearly placing a bet rather than facilitating a trade for clients.

However when considering unburnt methane emissions of the DFDE it was seen that the GHG emission index value could potentially rise by up to 115% meaning the EEDI is limited in its value to reduce global warming.

Landmark initiatives such as the Chemical Effects in Biological Systems knowledge base (http://cebs.niehs.nih.gov/) sponsored by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences will be limited in their value if only a subset of developed data are submitted to it.

Many toddlers love to drink fruit juices, but these are often loaded with calories and limited in nutritional value.

The results indicated that the tool flank wear should be limited in an appropriate value from the perspective of the depth of plastic deformation.

Akanuma et al. [ 26] was limited in the informative value due to a lack of detailed methods and results.