Sentence examples for a substantial restriction from inspiring English sources
First appearances notwithstanding, this is not a substantial restriction.
The most substantial restriction in a candidate gene microarray is that it gives information only on a limited number of genes.
Females and males both showed a substantial growth restriction (see also Figure 2C, F) that is somewhat more severe in males (82.9%±3.7%%) than females (88.0% ± 1.3%) at day 30.
A 2006 study of stroke survivors adjusting to wheelchair use identified substantial restriction in care providers' social roles and an increased burden of care [ 9].
Given the substantial restriction in choice of specialist provider and the accompanying financial and transport barriers discussed in this study, innovative models could address navigational barriers in the health system.
During the communist era of 1948 - 1989, the one-party system with a centralized economy and substantial restrictions of democratic rights influenced all aspects of society.
19 20 Placing substantial restrictions on an entire class of hospitals based primarily on ownership could be justifiable as a policy if these institutions substantially harmed patients, other providers, or payers.
He said it would be impossible for Bilingual SEIT or other providers to cheat the program "given the substantial restrictions, as well as a multitude of checks and balances, that are in place".
These reports, combined with continued pressure from health advocates (Bryan-Jones and Bero 2003; Public Citizen 1987), led OSHA in 1994 to propose a workplace standard on indoor air quality that included substantial restrictions on indoor smoking (OSHA 1994).
His solicitor, Nigel Beaumont, said his client was a chartered accountant with no previous convictions who would not accept "substantial restrictions" on his human rights.
Californians voted Tuesday to pass Proposition 63, a sweeping gun control measure that will bolster the state's already substantial restrictions on firearms and ammunition. .
