Sentence examples for limited well from inspiring English sources
Several reports have said that talks with Singapore Telecom are snagged on the insistence by Cable and Wireless HKT that the Singapore government's voting rights be limited well below its roughly 40percentt stake in a combined company.
A workflow was developed to constrain well properties to derive realistic rock property values and distributions even in areas where only limited well log information exist.
Because the distance of every rightward cycle is limited to an acceptable constant value which will never be too far, the translational error along Z D can be limited well.
As in the previous experiments, normalized resilience scores for both the single- (M Rz = – 2.17, 95% BCI [– 2.64, – 1.70]) and dual-task (M Rz = – 2.33, 95% BCI [– 2.81, – 1.87]) conditions were limited, well below the predictions of the UCIP model (see Fig. 4).
Measurements of brain, arterial and venous propofol concentrations during infusions in sheep are consistent with a flow limited, well mixed model for the brain [ 34].
Furthermore, the overall, findings from this study are congruent with prior investigations on ex offender community re-entry outcomes, in that ex-offenders are at risk for continuing substance abuse, HCV and HIV co-infection, and limited well being (Caton et al. 2005; Cooke 2004; Lennings et al. 2006).
Because the supply of river water is limited, wells in La Habana province and elsewhere draw heavily on groundwater supplies.
Recently, Revision3 has decided to put even more focus on shows that have limited, well-defined audiences.
Gaiardelli et al. [15] claim that literature has limited well-prepared performance measurement systems for aftersales services and develop performance measurement system for aftersales services.
However, a group of medical students who visited the ward had limited, well-defined exposures that could be accurately recalled.
Although the hazard of induced earthquakes is uncertain, regulators in Oklahoma and elsewhere are starting to limit well operations and require more frequent reporting of well data.
