Sentence examples for limited to which from inspiring English sources

In fact, the discussion of education in the last three Republican debates was effectively limited to which candidate would do more to cut education funding, eliminate quality standards for schools and in some cases, undermine the entire public school system.

While the use of the mutant libraries generated with these systems led to important insights into P. gingivalis pathogenesis, both elements inserted preferentially into 'hot-spots' in the genome thus limiting the distribution of interrupted genes and were also limited to which strains could be mutagenized.

If you are set on having live arrangements and bouquets, then your options will be limited to which flowers the florists can purchase during that time of the year.

And what if this effect were limited to neutrinos, which are very exotic particles?

He is intensely focussed and rail thin, even though his exercise routine seems limited to fidgeting, which he does constantly.

But the ASA said this was based on only 33 product lines and was therefore "too limited" to judge which was cheapest.

The issue is that they qualify for each category but aren't fundamentally limited to any — which makes them both versatile and unreliable.

The term "official act" is limited to acts which are performed within the scope of the official's employment.

Thus, its role in making reimbursement decisions should be limited to drugs which are therapeutically equivalent.

In particular, the altered morphologies of GS-SOD1 oligomers suggest that glutathionylation induces substantial conformational change(s) not limited to those which result in a weakened dimer interface.

The limited extent to which the UO criterion identified AKI patients is illustrated in Additional file 6: Fig. S4.