Sentence examples for terms and limitations from inspiring English sources

For example, one term in the registration states that Aventis "is liable for the actions of its customers in regard to meeting the terms and limitations of this registration".

More specific terms and limitations were subsequently introduced and combined to refine the search [29].

Terms and limitations apply.

When a doctor agrees to "participate" with a health insurance company and become a part of their provider panel, he also becomes beholden to the terms and limitations set forth by the insurance company.

The process was duplicated using the same search terms and limitations in the American Society of Clinical Oncology online databases of meeting abstracts from 2000 to 2012.

Rosenfeld and Mason [ 1] identified patents that mention DNA sequences, but then fail to review the other terms and limitations required by the claims.

The use of shackles during his jail term and limitations on his family visits outraged both Asian Americans and many scientific organizations (Science, 8 September, p. 1669).

Except for powers, duties, or obligations specifically vested in the Governors by law, the Board may delegate its authority to the Postmaster General under such terms, conditions, and limitations, including the power of redelegation, as it finds desirable.

A search of the Clinical Trials Registry maintained by the National Institutes of Health (http://clinicaltrials.gov/), with vitamin D as the key term and limitation to interventional studies, yielded 360 open studies.

Historically, far too many people have entered research to work on a succession of projects with one or more employers, and there has been no clarity about where they're headed, the long-term opportunities and limitations, and how best to help them deal with these circumstances.

Although the findings are very preliminary, this is a new technology and there is a lot of interest in understanding its current capabilities, longer-term potential and limitations.