The phrase "a major restricting" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity.
Example: "The new policy is a major restricting factor in our growth strategy."
Alternatives: "a significant limitation" or "a major constraint."
The stationarity assumption of the newborn EEG and HRV seems to be a major factor restricting the performance of the techniques proposed by Greene et al. Time domain and frequency domain methods are by themselves not efficient enough to extract the rich information from non-stationary signals such as EEG and HRV.
However, the preferential integration of LTR elements in gene-poor regions and in an antisense orientation suggests that these elements are routinely purged from gene-rich regions by purifying selection [17], [18], which is perhaps a major force restricting ERV copy number.
For instance, purdah system (i.e. wife seclusion) is a common cultural practice among the Hausa tribe in Northern Nigeria and this practice has been cited as a major challenge restricting women's access to health care (Wall 1998).
For instance, cultural practices such as the practice of purdah system (i.e. wife seclusion) have been cited (19) as a major barrier restricting women's access to health care in the Northern part of Nigeria (19, 20).
Celtic are a major club restricted by their circumstances.
For example, the number of credits that are needed to satisfy a major may restrict the number of courses that students take outside of their major.
Our findings underline the limitations inherent in a major reorganisation restricted to one aspect of service provision rather than to the entire pathway of perinatal care.
The great evolutionary boundary between the prokaryotes and the eukaryotes, however, has meant a major taxonomic boundary restricting the protists to eukaryotic microorganisms (but occasionally including relatively macroscopic organisms) and the bacteria to prokaryotic microorganisms.
Water deficit is a major environmental factor restricting plant growth, development and productivity, particularly in arid regions more than any other single environmental factor.
Low rate of extracellular electron transfer (EET) of exoelectrogens was a major bottleneck in restricting the performance of the microbial fuel cell (MFC) from practical applications.
