Sentence examples for limited minimal from inspiring English sources

Scoring the FT is based on a rubric with descriptions and examples of "excellent", "strong", "limited", "minimal" and "not evident" answers for each question.

Spherical connection of the bending die to the guide can guarantee a continuous changed tipping of the bending die, but has a limited minimal bending ratio (ratio of bending radius to tube outer diameter) of R/D0 ≥ 3 depending on the geometrical constrains.

As the energy distribution of conduction electrons in the source follows the Fermi Dirac distribution, electrons injected by increasing gate voltage (V G) also follow the Fermi Dirac distribution which limits minimal SS around 60 mV/dec at room temperature.

4. If x is a glued cycle then recall all its vertices x,..., x τ. 5. Determine the limiting (minimal) rate constant κ lim = min s =1.. τ { κ x s } and s min = arg min s =1.. τ { κ x s }. 6.

Out of the box, PDA functionality on the Blackberry is limited to minimal scheduling and to-do lists, a calculator and an alarm clock.

The reduction in energy yield was limited to minimal amounts that varied from 4%to15%5% with reduction directly proportional to oxygen content in the gasifying agent.

More importantly, tcDNA treatment was generally limited to minimal glomerular changes and few cell necroses in proximal tubules, with only slight variation in serum and urinary kidney toxicity biomarker levels.

If resources are limited, then minimal tracking would include reoperation, positive margin, and breast-conserving therapy (BCT) rates.

At present, the use of anti-inflammatory therapies for AD patients has demonstrated limited or minimal clinical utility.

Genomics studies as a focus for undergraduate research provide many opportunities, and are especially useful for teaching institutions limited by minimal research infrastructure and budgetary support.

The regenerative capacity of the CNS in adult mammals is limited, with minimal axonal re-growth, death of damaged neurons and long-term loss of function [ 1].