Sentence examples for limited indicate from inspiring English sources

However, the data presented here, admittedly limited, indicate that the milk of many women may not supply infants with adequate iodide, while the infants are also being exposed to significant levels of perchlorate.

Published data, albeit limited, indicate that LAM sensitivity is increased with higher circulating LAM levels, occurring with higher mycobacterial disease burden, extrapulmonary TB, lower CD4 cell count and WHO clinical stage 3 and 4 in out- and in-patient settings [ 11, 27– 34].

The data available on oxygen carriers, although limited, indicate that the process outlined should be feasible.

Results, although limited, indicate that interference between multiple VOCs may not be neglected for the PCO reactor for indoor applications where the number of VOCs species is large and the TVOC concentration is high.

However, detection of other human coronaviruses does not enable any conclusions regarding MERS-CoV, for which the available data to date, although limited, indicate different epidemiologic characteristics.

In the £1bn that UK banks have set aside for currency rigging offences, RBS and Barclays have both included estimates for penalties from other authorities and HSBC warned that the coordination between regulators was "limited" – indicating it could face further fines from other regulators.

It is shown that the system is reaction rate limited, indicating that enzyme specific turnover numbers are key parameters for biofuel cell performance.

Evidence to date, though limited, indicates that recurrent malignant glioma has some response to temozolomide.

Physical presence beyond the paternally established insulator is limited, indicating that CTCF binding in the mutant DMD restricts the access of the enhancers to the Igf2 promoter.

However, the efficacy of these antioxidants may be limited, indicating that the combinations of agents with different mechanisms of action having additive effects need to be developed.

Items with a mean score of ≥3 are true positive points; those with a mean of ≤2 are problem areas; scores in between these two (between 2 and 3) limits indicate aspects of the environment that could be enhanced.