Sentence examples for limited proper from inspiring English sources
A lack of paleobotanic studies with adequate resolution and multiproxy approaches has limited proper discussion of vegetation dynamics in Cantabria and of the role of fires in the configuration of the plant landscape during the Holocene in the northwest part of the Iberian peninsula.
Transthoracic echocardiography could not identify an aberrant course of the aortic branch vessels due to limited proper views.
Both the luxury and the affordable-housing apartments at Carmel seem, at first glance, to be united by the idea that, in a city where space is extremely limited, proper design intervention can, like magic, create new space.
However, the reported use of ACTs with limited proper diagnosis implies that there could be high incidence of inappropriate case management of malaria which can also increase the economic burden of illnesses.
But nevertheless it is right that we apply belt and braces because nobody, least of all me, wants to limit proper civil liberties.
In these cases there is increased oxygen affinity, limiting proper delivery of oxygen to tissues and thereby stimulating the bone marrow to increase red cell production.
A previous study demonstrated that modifications of amino acids of somatic hANT proteins near a putative cardiolipin interaction site improved yeast growth in reduced oxgen conditions, and suggested that differences of lipid composition between the mitochondrial inner membranes of yeast and mammals might limit proper function [18].
Nevertheless, location of the lesion in the acetabulum might limit proper resection.
This limits proper evaluation of current policies and measures for solving or preventing nitrate pollution of drinking water resources.
Other sources of PM2.5 data include Chinese government agencies, but their released data are sporadic (short-term and discontinuous), limiting proper characterization of PM2.5 [ 16].
The inability of clustering algorithms to incorporate biological data in the grouping process can limit proper interpretation of the data and its underlying biology.
