The phrase "and restricting in the" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing limitations or constraints related to a specific subject, but it needs to be part of a more complete thought.
Example: "The new policy is both beneficial and restricting in the ways it limits employee creativity."
Alternatives: "and limiting in the" or "and constraining in the".
In recent years pay television has been hit with a sharp tax increase and restricted in the amount of advertising it can carry.
Trovan was approved in Europe and the United States for adults in 1997 but banned in Europe and restricted in the United States in 1999 after reports of liver failure and deaths.
Trovan was introduced in 1998 and became a lucrative product for Pfizer, but it was later withdrawn in Europe and restricted in the United States after the drug was blamed for cases of fatal liver damage.
Pay-television has been slapped with a steep tax increase and restricted in the amount of advertising it can carry changes that affect Mediaset too, but hurt it much less because pay-TV is not its main business.
These solvents are assumed to be part of the artistic process, with painters working in rooms without ventilation, using materials that can cause serious reactions -- materials that are illegal in schools and restricted in the general workplace.
The second TZD, rosiglitazone (ROSI), has been banned in Europe and restricted in the USA because of increased cardiovascular morbidity.
Furthermore, K32, K83, K82 (Fig. 6e, h, i) and K40 are sequentially expressed and restricted in the hair cuticle (Langbein and Schweizer 2005; Langbein et al. 2007).
Although larval salamanders also predate tadpoles, they are gape-limited and restricted in the size of the prey they can swallow [ 10, 17].
It will be critical to define the mechanisms by which Nrg1 is induced by injury in zebrafish and restricted in the absence of trauma, as well as downstream Nrg1 targets in the regeneration program.
