Sentence examples for a considerable restriction from inspiring English sources

While for T = R this assumption becomes trivial, for discrete time scales (i.e. time scales with a nonzero graininess) it represents a considerable restriction.

Moreover, Woody [12], noting that the type section of the Petrified Forest Member in Zion National Park is probably only correlative with the Painted Desert Member (upper Petrified Forest Member) in PEFO, suggested referring to the latter simply as the Petrified Forest Member of the Chinle Formation, a considerable restriction of the term within the park from its traditional usage.

Here we show that Ltbp1 is induced in a highly specific temporal and spatial pattern throughout mammary development, supporting the concept that dynamic transcriptional regulation of Ltbp1 provides a mechanism to impose considerable restriction on TGFβ bioavailability.

This indicates considerable restriction which is as expected a short time after hip fracture.

At presentation most women with urinary tract infection have multiple symptoms that they rate as a moderately bad problem or worse, and half feel unwell and have considerable restriction in daily activities.

Considerable restriction of external rotation is demonstrable at the completion of the procedure.

Federal regulation governing 'Exception from informed consent requirements for emergency research' considers research risk on the aggregate, and as a result it imposes considerable restrictions on the conduct of research without consent [ 1].

It is a point of discussion whether it is worth interrupting the clinical workflow and setting up of an additional support system with considerable restrictions for the sole task of distal interlocking.

The National Assembly, however, has the right to censure the government, but, in order to avoid the excesses that occurred before 1958 (as a result of which governments often fell once or twice a year), the motion of censure is subject to considerable restrictions.

This isn't a lifetime ban — sex offenders who are no longer on parole are subject to considerable restrictions and monitoring, but the proposed ban would not apply to them.

Mr. Horne's score puts considerable restrictions on the singer: Madness here isn't conveyed through histrionics, but through the more subtle virtuosity of a quick, changeable vocal line, sometimes raspy and almost whispered, sometimes at full power.