Sentence examples for although restrictive from inspiring English sources

The design trade-offs, which include an active spherical primary mirror array and a fixed altitude telescope with a prime focus tracker, although restrictive in comparison to conventional telescopes, have resulted in an affordable 10 m class telescope for South Africa and its ten partners.

Although restrictive transfusion protocols have been developed, their safety and efficacy are not well demonstrated, and considerable variation in transfusion practice persists.

13 Proescholdbell's study showed that although restrictive home smoking policies were associated with a lower likelihood of trying smoking for both middle and high school students, the relation was restricted to homes with non-smoking parents for high school students.

Although restrictive impairment and extent of honeycombing did not correlate in other studies of IPF [ 16, 17], significant correlations between honeycombing and impaired gas exchange were consistently identified, using semi-quantitative scoring [ 16] and a new quantitative CT method, texture analysis [ 17].

The condition supp = [0, R] with B R (0) ⊂ L, although restrictive, is consistent with experimental observations that grid cells tend to stop firing between grid fields and that the typical ratio between field radius and spatial period is well below 1/2 (Hafting et al., 2005; Brun et al., 2008; Giocomo et al., 2011).

Donna Crane, Vice President for Policy, NARAL Pro-Choice Amerecentlycently met with groups of supporters in the San Francisco Bay area to go over details of all this, and to reassure supporters that "although these (restrictive state laws) keep happening and we are losing ground, we've not lost power".

Although many restrictive private country clubs traditionally recruit members by invitation only, this month, the private Glenwood Country Club in Old Bridge, N.J., is advertising on the New York sports-radio station WFAN to promote memberships with no initiation fee and no monthly spending limits.

Although very restrictive, this kind of result has a lasting influence, in theory (international economics) and in practice (the salience of GDP growth in policy discussions).

Although wildly restrictive through a modern lens, the ratification process was inclusive for its time.

The difficulty is not so much that the copyright system is restrictive (although it can be), but that no one has any idea exactly how much of a poem can be quoted without payment.

Although a more restrictive CXR strategy seems safe, Ganapathy et al. stated in a more recent meta-analysis that study populations were small and the number of missed findings had not been sufficiently evaluated[33].