Sentence examples for limited spread from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, grid hosting capacities are limited and they can only accept a limited spread of such buildings.
"Some containment may be vulnerable to flooding in which case some limited spread of radiological contamination could occur," it said.
The evidence of French witnesses and the limited spread of debris appears to show the plane was intact until the moment of impact.
For example, among mice with a highly aggressive type of cancer, 20% of those in which the cancer had fully spread, and 40% with a more limited spread, were completely cured after fasting in conjunction with chemotherapy.
Understanding these approaches as requiring double-loop learning may contribute to explaining their limited spread.
Based on this finding and the limited spread in the results for various conphase distributions, simplifications to predict the input power are suggested.
Results also imply that the occurrence of intrinsic biodegradation was the major cause of the limited spreading of the BETX plume and reduction of contaminant concentrations.
However, at reduced temperature, the high surface tension of Ga causes the limited spreading-ability over the supporting substrate, which prevents the formation of large-area graphene.
However, cement grouting materials also have some disadvantages: easily isolating and depositing, poor stability, large grain size difficult to fill the micro-cracks or pores, limited spreading range; uncertain setting time, low initial strength.
Studies on the limited spreading of X inactivation in X;autosome translocations [18], [19] and in Xist transgenes inserted into autosomes [20] led to suggestions that these booster elements, or way stations, may not be exclusive to the X, but enriched there.
Several genetic markers, such as esp, hyl Efm or the purK1 allele (used as part of the MLST scheme) are not ubiquitous traits of all hospital-associated E. faecium strains and failure to detect them does not reliably indicate a strain with a limited spreading or pathogenic potential [ 27, 34, 36, 39- 41].
