Sentence examples for limits deep from inspiring English sources
The conventional identification of soil water with pre-event water limits deep insights into the involvement of stationary and mobile soil water in subsurface hydrological processes.
Caustic agents with a pH level <2 or >12 rapidly penetrate layers of the esophagus resulting in necrosis-induced eschar formation in the mucosa that limits deep tissue penetration [ 4].
When his band's brass-blasted jazz-soul playing overrides other songs' limits, deeper pleasure arrives.
However, the design of the current study limits deeper interpretation of the observed results within the existing theories of sleep related motor skill improvement and memory consolidation (Siegel, 2001; Walker et al., 2002).
However, changes in gene expression levels during larval development are poorly understood, which limits deeper insight into the gene regulatory mechanisms of the larval developmental process, particularly the control of shell formation.
Jefferson's catch and run went for 63 yards, the longest play of the season against a defense that had excelled in limiting deep strikes.
But with Brady — and the high-flying aerial attack of last season — gone, the Patriots have relied more on throwback football: a low-scoring attack with a big dose of tough defense, much the way they stifled Buffalo by stuffing the run, limiting deep passes and chewing the clock.
Nexplanon®'s new applicator system was designed to limit deep implant placements, known to lead to difficult removals.
Extended limiting deep drawing ratios of β0,max = 3.0 for DC04 and β0,max = 2.875 for DIN 1.4301 have been achieved.
During the later period (1970 2000s), the MCB is actually stronger (more negative RH) under ALL compared to GHG as a result of aerosol effects in increasing atmospheric stability in the mid- and lower troposphere and limiting deep convection (Fan et al. 2008; Wang et al. 2013).
It could very well be possible that the removal is substrate (mass transfer) limited deep in the biofilm, but kinetically limited near the aqueous/biomass phase.
