Sentence examples for a restriction to from inspiring English sources

Compared to WGS or WES, a restriction to candidate genes selected based on the clinical presentation of the patient and/or restricted to all known OMIM-listed genes is cheaper and quicker and detects clinically relevant variant interpretation of known disease genes easier.

Last week, officials said the Bush administration had considered such a restriction to avoid air traffic over the Pentagon.

It is a strict adherence to dietary rules, which, broadly defined, include a complete separation of milk and meat, and a restriction to meat that comes from animals that have split hooves, chew their cud and are slaughtered in accordance with Jewish law; certain poultry, if it's killed correctly; and fish that has fins and scales, which is why shellfish is a no-go.

She also set the scene for a battle between halves of conservatism that is still raging, between free marketeers and those who think their party is about conserving something, between the Adam Smith Institute, which sees green-belt policy as a restriction to be challenged like any other, and the Daily Telegraph, which wants builders' Hands Off Our Land.

And last week, the department informed Congress that it was putting in place a restriction to prevent deferred prosecution or other types of plea agreements from requiring the defendant to pay restitution to a charity, school or other institution that was not harmed by the company's misconduct.

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A restriction to only one rollover per payday loan.

Such a restriction to a finite signaling set induces the convergence of the sum in (2).

So in special cases, adding a restriction to a general term like 'dog' can preserve truth.

But there was also a restriction to digital information that evolved over the course of the project.

Differences in costs associated with water extraction between surface and ground water sources naturally impose a restriction to adopt irrigation.