Sentence examples for unquestionably limited from inspiring English sources
Previous data on the rate of HER2 gene amplification in clear cell EC (22 50%) are unquestionably limited by the small number of samples investigated so far.
As a result, 3-D migration of the cells unquestionably limits cell spreading of the nanostructures.
Unquestionably, eukaryotic viruses have been the vectors of choice for gene delivery to mammalian cells; however, they have had limited success in systemic gene therapy.
Myron Mixon is unquestionably a great judge of the four KCBS meats, but when he proclaims that "You can put Velveeta on a dog turd and it'll be good" he reveals his culinary vocabulary to be, shall we say, limited.
That seems limiting; surely it is not only on bad terms with Muslims, and on unquestionably good terms with everyone else.
Although limiting Harvey's innings might well be the best strategy for his long-term future, it unquestionably hurts the team's chances of winning the pennant.
By James Surowiecki September 23, 2015 Although limiting Harvey's innings might well be the best strategy for his long-term future, it unquestionably hurts the team's chances of winning the pennant.
Dunn said EE will "unquestionably" be monitoring data limits in future — not least because it will have to start monitoring what the competition is offering.
"Unquestionably that was over the limit.
