Sentence examples for restricting the effectiveness from inspiring English sources

For the near-CS group, anthropogenic pollution adds ions to the groundwater restricting the effectiveness of the ternary EMMA approach.

If Terrell Suggs and Elvis Dumervil can get pressure on the quarterback on Sunday, they might be able to restrict the effectiveness of the Packers' downfield passing game.

Without a banking union, cross-border capital flows can be restricted, the effectiveness of monetary policy impaired and, in the extreme, the viability of the union itself undermined.

However, the complexities inherent in large ER diagrams have restricted the effectiveness of their use in practice.

Note, that the USRP front-end introduces several nonlinearities that restrict the effectiveness of the OOB reduction to approximately -45 dB.

There could also be issues around service delivery (such as service provider attitudes, unofficial payments) that restrict the effectiveness of these initiatives.

However, the limitation of space in small fragments could potentially restrict the effectiveness of fission fusion dynamics to reduce intragroup feeding competition.

However, the use of a surgical microscope has restricted the effectiveness of the surgical navigation because it has been difficult to deliver the navigational information to the surgeon from outside of the surgeon's visual attention.

By these various means, tumor induces a complex immunosuppressive microenvironment to evade immune response and restrict the effectiveness of cancer vaccine and adoptive transfer of tumor specific T cells.

These demonstrated the effectiveness of restricting the field to just the para-aortic region, and of reducing the dose to 20 Gy.

We also estimated the pandemic vaccine effectiveness restricting the analysis to patients with less than four day delay between the symptom onset and swabbing to avoid misclassification due to period of viral shedding.