Sentence examples for little limitations from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the proposed indirect method has little limitations on the axial distance from the torch exit and the power level of the LPJ.

However, there lacks of a method for measuring the heat flux distribution of the LPJ impinging upon a flat surface (qH r)), with high accuracy, little limitations on the axial distance from the torch exit and the power of the LPJ.

Accordingly, individual SMC complexes might entrap and expand loops of DNA, thereby driving lengthwise condensation of chromosomes with little limitations in the attainable levels of compaction (Nasmyth, 2001; Alipour and Marko, 2012).

I honestly think it was more about how the items were prepared and how there was little limitation on my portion sizes.

The majority of people dying at home were able to communicate without or with only a little limitation and make decisions in the last week of life, according to their GPs.

Although our study showed little limitation of mating opportunity between genets (Fig.  2), avoidance of geitonogamous pollination within genets (Fig.  3) could be a significant factor maintaining SI in L. borealis.

RSV vaccine trials have identified a matrix of attenuating mutations and whole genes critical for in vivo replication, even though most such strains grow with little limitation in tissue culture.

However, 46% were fully conscious during that whole last week, 90% were able to communicate without or with only a little limitation and 57% were able to make decisions, according to the GP.

Ninety percent of dying people were able to communicate without or with only a little limitation (albeit not necessarily up to the last day or during the whole of the last week) and 57% were able to make decisions in the last week of life according to the GP (albeit not necessarily up to the last day or during the whole of the last week).

We rated the different levels of severity (no limitations, limited a little, limited a lot) as 0, 1 and 2. We recognize that alternative weighting schemes might influence the associations between index score and outcomes of interest.

Ninety-three individuals (93 %) had no or little cognitive limitations (scores of 1 to 3), and seven individuals (7 %) had moderate limitations (scores of 4 and 5).