Sentence examples for limited measurable from inspiring English sources

Green power marketing driven by customer demand, on the other hand, is growing, but has had limited measurable impact so far.

We believe that there are several significant difficulties with the rabbit as a model for this study, but we are encouraged at this point that a limited measurable benefit was observed.

81% of the hips showed no head decentralization and 19% showed limited measurable head decentralization.

This, however, together with the quadrovalent nature of streptavidin limited the measurable range of the assay to 0.2 2 nmol L−1.

Placement of fibers in an area of preexisting necrosis served to limit the measurable effect attributed to PDT and skewed the results negatively.

Since most studies that recruited athletes have failed to demonstrate an ergogenic effect of β-alanine, it has been speculated that this may be due to the already increased buffering capacity in highly trained individuals, limiting the measurable effect of increased carnosine content through β-alanine supplementation (Bellinger et al. 2012; Bellinger 2014).

that directly specify measurable values and/or limits e.g. energy efficiency classes.

Thus, impact assessments and evaluations should not be limited to directly measurable impacts; they should seek to capture the complexity and non-linear nature of agricultural innovation and sustainable development.

Therefore, at present the therapeutic goals are limited to the measurable macrocirculatory end-points (arterial pressure, cardiac function and vascular resistance of large vessels).

In both tendered and negotiated contracts, the ideals of performance improvement are promoted, yet it is often the case that this is poorly understood, and where it is taken as a precise measure of output it is limited to a few measurable criteria that often are defined by supply side measures (e.g., on-time running and accidents per 100,000 operating hours).

Set measurable goals instead.