Sentence examples for limiting the position from inspiring English sources

The Steelers' secondary is coming off a strong preseason, limiting the position to a 65.7 rating to go along with six interceptions.

Over a dozen techniques have been suggested for wireless indoor positioning of static and/or moving objects with improved methods for limiting the position estimation errors.

Therefore, the author proposed to generate candidate topologies within a practical time frame for large-scale networks by limiting the positions for putting links to a small set of candidates.

In the current study, we performed biopsy from one position, considering the merits (smaller risk of bleeding) and demerits (less precise reflection of the cancer risk) of limiting the positions of biopsy.

However, the number of STMS markers reported in chickpea is still limited and moreover exhibit low rates of both inter and intraspecific polymorphism, thereby limiting the positions of the SSR markers especially on the intraspecific linkage maps of chickpea.

Furthermore, the fixed architecture for the HECT domain and its thioester-bound Ub during ligation would restrict orientations available to the WW domain, thus limiting the positions available for a lysine to access the active site.

The Seahawks have limited the position to 5 fantasy points per game this year (fifth-toughest TE matchup).

A hall position switch is attached at each active wrist joint to limit the position.

The α,β-double bond constricts the topography of the side chain and limits the position of the β-substituents, which leads to the appearance of isomers Z and E. Furthermore, possible co-planarity of the α,β-double bond and flanking amide groups enable π-electron conjugation, which should be considered as a stabilising force of selected conformations.

The new rules, part of last year's financial-reform law in the US, will limit the positions that traders can take in commodity futures and swaps.

As we did in the previous section, we limit the positioning patterns for patterns in which the pilots are grouped in groups of length, and these groups are spread evenly throughout the block.