Sentence examples for seldom limited from inspiring English sources

The manifestations of deviant sexual arousal are seldom limited to fantasy.

The patient age in clinical studies we are familiar with is seldom limited to certain age groups.

A species is seldom limited on all sides by a single factor; rather, distributional limits are the combined result of many such factors.

Similarly in tree heights, a single factor is seldom limiting, but, rather, a combination of factors interact to destabilize the tree.

With the advent of genomic-scale data, where alignments have very large numbers of sites, bootstrap values close to 100% and posterior probabilities close to 1 are the norm, suggesting that the number of sites is now seldom a limiting factor on phylogenetic accuracy.

Most patients recognized both middle and C-terminal epitopes, had low reactivity against N-terminal epitopes, and seldom displayed reactivity limited to the N or C terminus.

Urban consumer benefits from forest, an important target for pro-poor agricultural innovation, are limited and seldom favor the poor.

Under the pervasive assumption that "fertility is seldom likely to be limited by sperm production" [ 38], indirect genetic benefits are typically evoked.

Critics say that these and similar arrangements, which are seldom disclosed, typically limit student options and drive up prices for gaining international credentials compared with the most economical alternative — enrolling directly in a foreign university, paying generally lower tuition to that institution and having the credits transferred.

However, the cross-comparison of different tissues is seldom addressed, thus limiting the identification of common- and tissue-specific tumor markers.

However, they are limited reported and seldom used in polymer solar cells (PSCs).