Sentence examples for more limited however from inspiring English sources

Even though transaction amounts are more limited, however, trends are similar to those on the South Fork: higher medians, fewer sales.

Event recorder data may be more limited however, and two possible alternatives are to compare the timing of station stops against the timetable for the recorded diagram, and/or compare the speed profile against the maximum line speed for candidate sections of track [11].

The sharing of proteins is much more limited, however, in organisms such as E. coli, mouse and rat, where interactions have been less extensively studied.

Evidence for an adaptive value of blue irises in non-human primates is more limited; however, pleiotropy and sexual selection may also have played a role in these species.

Our data were more limited, however, for age and modal shift (although better than the previous health modelling study of a bicycle sharing system 12), and we also lacked user specific information on baseline physical activity or health.

Preventive programmes have been introduced in some work places and are known to be effective as primary prevention for wet work occupations that is, healthcare workers, hairdressers, gut cleaners in abattoirs, and cheese dairy workers. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 The evidence for secondary prevention programmes is more limited, however, perhaps because of the complexity of the necessary intervention.

In a more limited sense, however, the key idea in the overall systems concept was probably the decision to use a command-guidance system, as opposed, for example, to a homing system.

It's a far more limited offering, however.

Fimmel's ambitious Ragnar is a more limited character, however, though the "Vikings" actor has expanded beyond his usual smirks and sneers to poignantly communicate Ragnar's grief over his wife's miscarriage and to silently convey Ragnar's frustrations regarding other setbacks.

Auditory feedback may play a more limited role, however, in the fine-tuning of children's perceptual representations of speech sound categories.

It is much more limited in ships, however, as seaworthiness demands that the interior of the hull be divided into isolated water-tight compartments.