Sentence examples for be restrictive for from inspiring English sources
However, the Krasnosel'skii fixed point theorem sometimes turns out to be restrictive for some equations due to the weak topology of the problem.
Commercial binary pump systems for supercritical fluid chromatography only allow for the implementation of ternary solvent strength gradients which can be restrictive for the separation of polar polymeric analytes.
Nevertheless, it requires a high computational cost that could be restrictive for the long-term assessment of the corrosion initiation time in RC under realistic climate and exposure condition.
It's just restrictive on both ends; it would be restrictive for the actor and limiting, and then, for the animator.
Thus manganese may be restrictive for the growth of E. faecalis.
The most serious drawback of bicellar phases is the fact that they are found in restricted regions of the phase diagram that are bound by limiting temperatures and hydration levels that may be restrictive for some application.
Don't get me wrong, I like Christmas dinner, but it is restrictive for a cook: it's sort of boring and nobody wants to eat anything new.
The safety factors of current ISO design standards are perceived as being restrictive for design.
However, GP regression is restrictive for large scale datasets due to its computation complexity.
In practice, the condition M ≥ c · K · log(N/K) is restrictive for signal spectrum reconstruction.
These methods are restrictive for the quantification of salivary T, and require complicated clean-up procedures and expensive instruments.
