Sentence examples for limiting us to from inspiring English sources

The NYC ED SS system does not currently have complete diagnosis or discharge disposition information to provide complete details about the visit outcome, limiting us to the use of chief complaint data only for syndromic surveillance.

Before Austen, novelists chose between first-person narrative (letting us into the mind of a character, but limiting us to his or her understanding) and third-person narrative (allowing us a God-like view of all the characters, but making them pieces in an authorial game).

Nor am I suggesting simply we "make different choices". Instead, I'm suggesting that yesterday's suffocating structure of dilemma-ridden choices (whether between Presidential candidates, big-box stores, or fast-food joints) is what's limiting us to the plight of the present.

The constraints of the analog system force us to slow down, to let things sink in, and have a natural way of limiting us to those tasks that will fit on a page.

We selected only the census tracts for which we had data for all variables, limiting us to counties with data from the AHS (i.e., urban areas; n = 41,043).

It is important to notice that in the present study, polyclonal antibodies were used for immunodetection and these antibodies cannot differentiate among different H2A.Z subtypes because they are directed to the extremely conserved C-terminal region of the protein; thus, limiting us to relate mRNA levels with protein levels of different H2A.Z subtypes.

This then limits us to use only the first two waves of Cohort 1 as Cohort 2 does not have a third wave.

We are therefore left with the unpalatable situation of following guidance that limits us to using a 40-year-old drug as first-line treatment in the majority of patients with advanced CRC.

Lack of data for intermolecular energy parameters and/or critical properties, acentric factors, and molar refractions limits us to the use of the simple equations of state for prediction of their solubilities in supercritical solvents.

Raster plots of our recordings show that responses can outlast the call stimulus and that including the 156 ms sequence would limit us to the use of an unreasonably short measurement interval for the five slower sequences.

As a result, this has limited us to producing long straight structures using a combination of beam and stage scanning.