Sentence examples for partly limited from inspiring English sources

"However, the direct influence of combined authorities such as Greater Manchester is partly limited because the most used form of public transport – the bus (which carries 80% of all public transport journeys in this metropolitan area) – has routes, fares and timetables decided by private bus operators.

"I confirm, Telegram traffic is partly limited in Saudi Arabia since yesterday evening.

Initially, the hydrogenation is partly limited by the transport of hydrogen from the centre of the particle to the surface.

However, the performance of these platforms is partly limited by interfacial phenomena that occur at low Reynolds numbers.

However, the usefulness of ethanol as a fuel is partly limited by the energy intensive nature of the separation processes employed in its production.

However, distributed hydrological model applications are partly limited due to the requirement of large amount of spatial data which are not always available and difficulties in obtaining such data.

Lastly, exclusion of women in the first 5 years from the start of screening can partly limit dilution of the impact of mammographic screening, although it cannot take into account that the impact of mammographic screening on breast cancer mortality is gradual.

Most newer approaches for inferring gene regulatory networks rely on experimental data that partly limit the inferred networks to a specific cellular context.

Differences between geographical representations within countries (Germany and Greece) and differences related to the data collection methodology (CAPI vs. PAPI; pre-recruiting) and response rates by country, partly limit strict comparability between countries.

This partly reflects limited ACT availability outside the public sector.

But it laid the basis for the present strength of the relationship.That strength, of course, has its limits, partly set by America's dependence on Pakistan in its war with al-Qaeda and the Taliban.