Sentence examples for be a restraining factor from inspiring English sources

But, according to analyst Meir Javedanfar, he is unlikely to be a restraining factor on Netanyahu and Barak.

So we are making the reserves available to the world market and the rate of growth, around 6% in terms of production–hopefully this will be a restraining factor in the growth of prices.

However, although collectivization does promote safer environments and improves the negotiation skills of FSWs, stigma and discrimination against sex workers are still common in the larger community, and that can be a restraining factor in mobilizing the community.

The limited nature of oil, and hence aviation fuel is increasingly becoming a restraining factor for the air transport industry.

In the crowd, several people acknowledged that danger had become a restraining factor.

Her next goal should be a restraining order.

Since CD4+ T-cell count is the restraining factor and viral loads is the driving force of disease progression, the ratio of CD4+ T cells to viral loads will be likely a useful predictor for disease progression and the lower ratio will be associated with faster disease progression.

Therefore, the age of individuals diagnosed with dup(15), from 9 to 26 years (mean age ± SD; 16 ± 7), was the restraining factor in selection of age-matched control subjects (from 8 to 33 years; 22 ± 10) and subjects with idiopathic autism (from 8 to 39 years; 21 ± 11).

First, there are restraining factors inherent to the subject populations.

Salinity stress, a major yield restraining factor in dry and semidry areas, can be repressed by increasing Si [ 56].

"Previously, Putin's actions in Ukraine were restrained by considerations about South Stream, but now this restraining factor has been removed," Mr Korchemkin wrote.