Sentence examples for about a restricted from inspiring English sources

In other words, it is an inference about a restricted region of the complete E. coli genotypic space.

LDH enhances the rate of hydride transfer between NADH and pyruvate by about 10 M. A substantial portion of this rate enhancement is clearly a consequence of constraints imposed by the protein structure that bring about a restricted ensemble of more reactive conformational substates in the enzyme system.

Others side with realism about reasons, even though they defend a restricted constructivism about moral judgments (Scanlon 1998; Scanlon 2003b, 18).

Existential crises about the loss of active and productive lives and negativity about a life restricted to just 'doing' multimorbidity were prevalent themes that brought together data about the physical and emotional consequences of multimorbidity [ 36, 41, 42, 44, 45].

"What is really interesting about these worms is that there are about 25 species restricted to a small area in the southwest of France," he said.

She doesn't offer jokes about restricted growth in her own work, and draws a clear line on what kind of jobs she is prepared to do.

Their argument has been that there is something fundamentally unconstitutional about a president restricting access to what are definitionally public proclamations.

"It's about restricting them to a total.

Since the M.T.A. cannot isolate cellphone users in a separate bus, how about restricting them to the last two rows, or even banning phone use altogether?

"I know that right up until the midnight hour, there was a strong line in there about restricting the flow of migrants from the European Union – an emergency brake on overall migration.

The President fielded a question about the restricted use of Twitter in China and he had this to say, "I have never used Twitter but I'm an advocate of technology and not restricting internet access".