Sentence examples for limits the degree from inspiring English sources

A limitation of this study is the relatively small sample size, which limits the degree to which we can examine the main specialties individually.

It limits the degree to which users can open their mouths while eating, so they consume less.

Herwig Langohr, a colleague of Mr Dermine's who is also on the board of KBC, a Belgian bank, echoes Adam Smith's observation that only the size of markets limits the degree of division of labour, and suggests the future lies in specialisation.Niches that it may not have been worth occupying on the national level could be more attractive across the bigger euro market.

This limits the degree of freedom in generating various structural configurations.

This competition limits the degree of chemisorption to gold and silver surfaces.

This, in turn, places practical limits on the concentration of photoinitiators, and consequently, limits the degree of polymerization and depth of cure that can be attained [7 11].

While such assemblies provide added robustness and versatility in molecular design, direct surface-attachment significantly limits the degrees of freedom within the monolayer structure.

The pact was designed to limit the degree of fiscal looseness, or indiscipline, in the euro zone.

Still, yoga makes sense only if done intelligently so as to limit the degree of personal danger".

Other challenges are containing the rampant corruption of governors chosen by President Hamid Karzai, better integrating sometimes contradictory international efforts and limiting the degree to which Pakistan and Iran meddle.

But the fact that modern developments have limited the degree of fit between the prefatory clause and the protected right cannot change our interpretation of the right.Because...why?