Sentence examples for limits effective from inspiring English sources

In 1994, the Legislature of Missouri enacted Senate Bill 650 to restrict the permissible amounts of contributions to candidates for state office.... Before the statute became effective, however, Missouri voters approved a ballot initiative with even stricter contribution limits, effective immediately.

On the other hand an enhancement of redox current peaks and high detection limits effective species such as Fe(II)/Fe(III) was studied.

However, the simulation times in MC-based SPECT reconstruction are lengthy due to the need to simulate all forward projections and because the codes are generally written for the central processing unit (CPU), which limits effective parallelization.

Cross-sensitivity of allopurinol and oxypurinol limits effective use of oxypurinol in allopurinol-hypersensitive patients.

However, the precise downstream mechanism is unknown, which limits effective therapeutic interventions in OA.

Uncoordinated care, as illustrated above, is one of the major issues that limits effective patient management [ 9].

At the local level, limitations in communication, hierarchy and lack of stakeholder engagement appeared to limit effective implementation of the QI initiative.

This oversight may limit effective and maximum prevention of mental disorders.

That doctors who fall ill are often mismanaged just like other patients testifies to an illness's power to limit effective participation in one's own care.

Congress not only reopened the government through Jan . 15and raised the nation's borrowing limit effective to Feb. 7 on Wednesday.

Geography was another; Lima's position along the western coast of South America limited effective communication with Spain, and the rigours of the terrain (the Andes Mountains) made Peru very difficult to govern.