Doing as much as possible with as little as possible required setting priorities, so Eisenhower made himself an expert, during the 1920s and 1930s, on the theory and practice of limited means.
This state is clearly reflective of the current practice of limited intervention adopted by the physicians caring for TI in our center, particularly with minimal use of blood transfusions.
Taking superficial samples for the diagnosis of osteomyelitis of diabetic foot, which is a widespread practice, is of limited or at least uncertain diagnostic value [ 2, 3].
In current practice, because of limited sensitivity and ineffective methods of postoperative evaluation, the optimal treatment for cartilage lesions has not been established.
Assessment of how anxiety before and after medical information was given might have been interesting but would have been hard to implement in routine clinical practice and of limited use.
Genetic testing, although accurate in making a definitive diagnosis of HoFH, is not routinely used in clinical practice, because of limited access to laboratories where these tests are conducted [ 6].
It goes back to the time of the Prophet himself... power was shared such that rulers at the top were checked, so the Arab and Muslim communities of the vast Ottoman Empire came to include certain practices and expectations of limited government.
The practice of adding limited amounts of lead (generally less than 2%) to bronze to increase workability and fluidity began around 1000 b.C. and was fully developed by the Romans.
So when art dealers started handling contemporary photographers in the late '70s, they encouraged the print-world practice of creating limited editions so as to create a climate of rarity and demand.
Ample mat space also allows Cornell's entire wrestling squad to pair off in practice training bouts simultaneously, whereas many colleges have to stagger the practice bouts because of limited space.
