Sentence examples for Restrict the extent from inspiring English sources

Hence, it is of utmost importance to monitor the development of cracks in structures well in time to restrict the extent of overall damage.

For the European Union, it is clear that any external attempts to influence the activities of EU natural or legal persons is unacceptable, and its legislative moves are an attempt to restrict the extent of such activity.

Although habitat contiguity is thought to be conducive to the persistence of many sensitive species, availability of funding and suitable land may restrict the extent to which this spatial attribute can be pursued in land management or conservation.

This study demonstrates that focused recharge from different sources can be positively identified where the recharge waters have distinctive compositions, and that underlying clay-rich sediments restrict the extent of seepage.

In this paper we argue that the current generation of "Hardware in the Loop" (HIL) simulators have limitations which restrict the extent to which testing of such systems can be carried out, with the consequence that it is more difficult to make informed decisions regarding the impact of new technologies and control methods on vehicle safety and performance prior to system deployment.

In addition, this roof type as opposed to its counterparts—seems to restrict the extent of the primary vortex in the stadium and appears to generate a sufficiently strong counter-rotating secondary vortex below the roof that sweeps the rain away from the stands.

Subsequent legislation has further restricted the extent of the royal prerogative.

The thin morphology of the compound layer in this study restricted the extent of premature crack initiation from the surface.

Instead, we could change the way the system works by restricting the extent to which banks create money, or in an extreme version, prohibit them from doing so altogether.

These factors severely restricted the extent of their exploration, which was largely confined to the vicinity of Robertson Bay.

The courts there have taken the view that such clauses are, subject to some exceptions, not effective in denying or restricting the extent to which the courts are able to exercise judicial review.