Sentence examples for successfully limiting from inspiring English sources
The main hypothesis was that a lifestyle intervention successfully limiting excessive GWG may also beneficially influence pp maternal and early childhood weight development.
Conversely, pediatric subjects who do not manifest micronutrient deficiencies may be more likely to respond to the ingestion of enteropathogens by successfully limiting the infection to a subclinical state.
The long dormant periods that are clinically observed between initial diagnosis/surgery and subsequent recurrence in the clinical setting strongly indicate that local mechanisms are operational within the tumour microenvironment and are capable of successfully limiting tumour growth.
28 49 58 The concentration of both MRSA and MSSA bloodstream infections in susceptible patient groups with higher levels of healthcare contact suggests that some measures successfully limiting invasive MRSA infections may be generalisable to control of all SAB.
Other countries have successfully limited election spending and in Australia we have our own examples.
Their front seven played fast and successfully limited Darren Sproles's runs after catches.
For their part, members of Mr. Bloomberg's staff say the administration has successfully limited the growth of spending by city agencies to 4percentt a year, a figure that they said approximates the rate of inflation.
I mean, with a year like that — and I didn't even mention how all the radiation from Korean War II was successfully limited to just the Northern and Eastern Hemispheres!
After a half of harrying and trying to compete with the Galaxy, the Whitecaps had successfully limited the supply to Robbie Keane, only for one of the suppliers, Juninho, to take a more direct route to goal himself, by crashing an unstoppable shot from distance.
The protected output is also successfully limited.
To successfully limit climate change, today's greenhouse gas mitigation policies should encourage reductions that will continue for decades.
