The phrase "a common restricted" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is commonly restricted, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "In many countries, a common restricted practice is the use of certain pesticides."
Alternatives: "a frequently restricted" or "a commonly limited".
Pros: no wires, comfortable for longer than you'll probably want to wear it in one go; responsive and has an easy-to-use controller Cons: drift is common, restricted to the Pixel phones for now, no killer app, no full joypad for more intense games, like other VR headsets will make some feel sick.
While treatment with the SDS may be performed in multiple planes, this study chose to only evaluate ER rotation because it is the most common restricted ROM from Adhesive Capsulitis [ 5- 7].
These novel CDSs are not at all conserved among other Roseobacter members, but their presence is a common topic restricted to members of this clade.
The participants also prevented other inmates from using certain chairs in a common room and restricted other inmates' access to that room and the bathroom, the indictment said.
Sequences from a wider taxon sampling were examined to identify whether truncation of CRR21 genes is a common feature or restricted to the Brassicaceae.
Here we provide further evidence of the presence of activated PKCζ in the nucleus of HeLa cells and of HEK-293 cells, indicating that translocation of PKCζ into the nucleus is a common mechanism not restricted to a specific cell type.
For example, a common gate will restrict the total amount to be paid by the fund at any withdrawal period to 20% of the fund's assets.
We found that a common practice of restricting protein structure space to maximally compact lattice conformations results in (i.e., "designs in") many encodable (designable) structures that are not otherwise encodable in the corresponding unrestrained structure space.
Sometimes this is because of patient choice; for example, a common recommendation involves restricting patients' diet to pureed foods.
Whatever the antimicrobial effectors (that is, antibacterial peptides, lysozyme), their permanent expression in bacteriocytes could represent a common mechanism to restrict the localization of mutualistic symbionts, which is probably necessary to optimize the host-symbiont interaction.
Our findings in X. birchmanni and X. malinche support the latter conclusion and suggest that hybrid incompatibilities may be a common mechanism of restricting gene flow genome-wide even in species with incomplete reproductive isolation.
