Sentence examples for were of limited scope from inspiring English sources

Both approaches have been used in polyploid wheat [ 13- 15] although those studies were of limited scope and genome coverage [ 14- 17] and none mapped the markers.

This project is of limited scope and application.

In the past, bans on exporting have been of limited scope and duration.

A threat that is real but likely to prove to be of limited scope has been massively, perhaps even fancifully, inflated to produce widespread and unjustified anxiety.

Early in the conflict, the administration said it was within Mr. Obama's power to initiate American participation in the hostilities without Congress because the combat was of limited scope and duration.

To date, such models have been of limited scope, and this inspired us to construct a quantitative, systems-level model of H2O2 detoxification in Escherichia coli that includes detoxification enzymes, H2O2-dependent tregulationonal renzymeion, enzyme degradation, the Fenton reaction and damage caused by OH, oxidation of biomolecules by H2O2, and repair processes.

Natural promiscuity, however, appears to be of limited scope in this context, because the latent (promiscuous) function is often related to the evolved one (sharing the active site and even the chemical mechanism) and its enhancement upon suitable mutations usually brings about a decrease in the native activity.

As I said, the cancer on the presidency of Richard Nixon was of limited scope.

Bardanes's revolt temporarily weakened Byzantium, especially in its capability to deal with the Arab threat to the East, but Qasim's invasion was of limited scope, and his father's far larger intervention shortly after also resulted in no major military confrontations: Harun withdrew after a truce was concluded in exchange for a modest sum.

Previous studies addressing the fertility intentions of HIV-positive women have been important but some are of limited scope [5] [33].

Answers to this question were proposed already with data generated in the first systematic studies but they could only be of limited scope, as the type of interactions being measured (initial studies were only linked to a particular case of negative genetic interaction termed synthetic lethality, see Materials and Methods).