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In much of the industry scale seems to be self-limiting.

It is usually self-limiting and requires no investigation in most cases.

In a state that has no room left for new highways, he said, development is self-limiting.

Usually the condition is self-limiting and can sometimes lead to complications.

The condition is usually self-limiting, and thus not indicated for surgery.

It seems rather self-limiting for a girl of your endowments.

There's no place for self-limiting thinking now, so express your creativity any way you can.

"It's a self-limiting market, but it could grow if the costs are reduced in the future."

The condition is usually self-limiting and resolves over several months.

No significant mortality was seen and the outbreak appeared to be self-limiting.

Either way, the length and cost of therapy were shown to be largely self-limiting.

Reaction commonly occurs within two hours of drug administration, but is usually self-limiting.

However it is also self-limiting and will often disappear in the toddler years.

There are basic biological reasons, too, for thinking that resistance may be self-limiting.

He did not tense; that would have been dangerously self-limiting.

Flooding is based on the fact that panic attacks are self-limiting.

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Most cases of traveller's diarrhea are self-limiting and clear up in a few days.

It is also self-limiting, with symptoms typically ending in 3-4 days.

There have, however, been some reports of self-limiting effects on newborn infants.

It offers a self-limiting revolution: We go this far, but not farther.

Well, all but one, anyway, and making wrong decisions in such matters is what you might call genetically self-limiting.

The illness is usually self-limiting, but mortality can reach 2% in adults over 40 years of age.

Lines in these cultures tend to be more self-limiting.

Second, unidentified self-limiting growth patterns produce very bad results.