Sentence examples for a restrictive effect from inspiring English sources

Customs classification and valuation procedures, health regulations, and marking requirements may also have a restrictive effect on trade.

As recently as Wednesday, the president of Germany's influential central bank said that interest rates were not having a "restrictive effect" and that it was not the European Central Bank's job to "fine-tune economic growth".

Lora and Olivera (2007) and Lora (2009) find that excessive debt ratio and high interest payments on debt have a restrictive effect on social expenditure.

Diaphragmatic elevation occurs, increasing intra-thoracic pressures and decreasing chest wall compliance which exerts a restrictive effect on the lungs, resulting in atelectasis and hypoxia [2, 12, 13].

Conclusions: This study demonstrates a restrictive effect on lung volumes when a school-bag load is heavier than 10% of a child's body weight.

2) The most interesting findings relate to a restrictive effect of ISG15 on Listeria.

But the introvert/extravert debate has a polarizing, restrictive effect on our potential to see and accommodate what a given scenario needs -- or even what we need right then.

But he has rightly insisted that, historically, "men's freedom of movement has [had] a real restrictive effect on that of women".

Due to earlier green-up, vegetation coverage increases and canopy structure becomes more complex, leading to a greater restrictive effect of the vegetation on surface wind speed in the dust storm season.

Some researchers reported that CSPG occupies a consequential restrictive effect on axonal growth and regeneration [ 14, 35].

When combined with the results demonstrating substantial levels of endogenous CAML in HeLa cells (Fig. 1), these results do not substantiate an independent restrictive effect of CAML on particle release.