The phrase "a partial restriction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a limitation that is not complete or total, often in legal, regulatory, or technical contexts.
Example: "The new policy imposes a partial restriction on the use of certain chemicals in manufacturing."
Alternatives: "a limited restriction" or "a conditional restriction".
The comparison of patients with ankylosis to patients with partial restriction of motion demonstrated a better postoperative range of motion in patients with a partial restriction of motion (101 vs. 87°).
Patients with a partial restriction of motion, improved with an average 57° (range 13° 108°) to an average postoperative range of 101° (range 48° 128°), with an average flexion of 121° (range 100° 143°), and an average flexion contracture of 20° (range 2° 52°) (Figs. 1, 2, 3).
However, when we look at the achieved improvements in motion, it was noteworthy that patients with an ankylosed elbow did better than those with a partial restriction (average improvement of 87° in patients with ankylosis vs. an average improvement of 57° in patients with partial restriction of motion).
A smoke-free law came into effect in Spain on 1st January 2006, affecting all enclosed workplaces except hospitality venues, whose proprietors can choose among totally a smoke-free policy, a partial restriction with designated smoking areas, or no restriction on smoking on the premises.
For instance, libraries generated for the analysis of both genome-wide interactions (e.g. e4C seq) and reduced representation bisulphite sequencing rely upon restriction enzyme digestion to fragment the library and incorporate the sequencing adapters, leaving a partial restriction enzyme recognition sequence present at the beginning of all fragments within the library [4], [5], [6].
However, a faint band of approximately 370 nucleotides was observed in the HpyF10VI restriction profile of M. capricolum subsp. capripneumoniae, indicating a partial restriction at position 1082 of the rrnA gene.
The overall structure of the NCR was inferred for several suppressor and nonsuppressor strains using a combination of long PCR, partial restriction mapping, and Sanger sequencing, involving both PCR and cloning.
The second policy dummy variable equals one if in a given country and year only partial restriction on the inflow of workers to its labor market were applied, and zero otherwise.
When comparing Fig. 1 with Fig. 2, we noticed the graph shows a difference in inclination for patients with ankylosis, while the graph for patients with partial restriction of motion shows a comparable inclination for most studies.
We believe that a possible explanation might be a less extensive surgical approach for patients with partial restriction of motion as compared to patients with ankylosis of the elbow.
After parsing for reads containing proper bar codes and partial restriction site sequences, an efficiency of 80-90% is normally attained.
