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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are markedly restricted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is significantly limited or constrained.
Example: "The resources available for the project are markedly restricted due to budget cuts."
Alternatives: "are significantly limited" or "are greatly constrained."
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"Their lives are markedly restricted by the cultural values associated with Confucianism".
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The availability of fresh human laryngeal specimens is markedly restricted by legal and hygienic issues.
Differential scanning calorimetry, wide-angle X-ray diffraction analysis and polarized optical microscopy indicated that the crystallization and morphology of PEG segments were markedly restricted by the polypeptide block.
Symptom development was markedly restricted when Bd spikes were inoculated either prior to or after mid-anthesis.
Although the drug seems effective in the management of constipation, use has been markedly restricted secondary to the risk of cardiac events with ischemia.
Their findings included confirmation of previous reports that the TCR diversity is markedly restricted after HSCT, as well as measureing a 50-fold greater diversity in CD4+ over CD8+ T cells, across all HSC sources [ 34].
Lipid digestion was also markedly restricted for the raw and roasted almond particles (from 44 64% to 39 58% FFA release for raw and roasted almond particles, respectively).
Access to oocyte donation is even more markedly restricted in France, due not only to a shortage of donors but also to an insufficient number of French centres practising oocyte donation (Aballea et al., 2011).
They are markedly more confident, than Maleka.
But the working conditions are markedly different.
These are markedly different institutional opinions.
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