Sentence examples for projected to limit from inspiring English sources

However, restrictions on the usage of the heavy metal Cd and limited supplies of In and Te are projected to limit the fabrication of existing chalcogen-based technologies to <100 GWp annually [3, 4].

Increases in glacial melting are projected to limit the natural water storage provided by expanses of snow and ice and to heighten the risk of glacial lake outburst floods.

So it makes sense in global projects to limit the additional complexity and management burden by keeping the number of subcontractors or partners to a minimum.

Among them, the government would spend $33.5m on two projects to limit fertiliser and pesticide runoff from the northern wet tropics, and to limit sediment from the southern Burdekin region.

"The steps they've taken are probably as fast and as serious as anywhere in power-generation history," said Hal Harvey, president of ClimateWorks, a group in San Francisco that helps finance projects to limit global warming.

One of the main environmental initiatives adopted by the In Salah Gas Project to limit greenhouse gas emissions has been to re-inject CO2 removed from natural gas, back into the production reservoir.

The peaks with a lower intensity ratio may also be of interest, but these were not addressed in this project to limit the data set volume.

These intended nationally determined contributions (INDCs), when added up, are projected to only limit warming to around 3.5°C, and that is only if the countries actually abide by their pledges.

Despite the estimated considerable C sequestration potential up to 2100, the uptake potential for the coming decades is projected to be limited (Figure 3).

Despite the estimated considerable C sequestration potential up to 2100, the uptake potential for the coming decades is projected to be limited.

Sirolimus and MMF is a novel GVHD prophylactic regimen with a compilation of toxicities projected to be less limiting than CNIs or methotrexate.