Sentence examples for becomes more restrictive from inspiring English sources

Second, we must be prepared to write off or repair existing assets that will be damaged by storms, heat and drought, even as the insurance industry becomes more restrictive in its underwriting.

As the threshold value increases, the list becomes more restrictive.

It can be seen that the screening performance of a model is improved as the applicability domain becomes more restrictive.

Finally, the condition for a vertical merger to be cleared becomes more restrictive as the number of component producers increases, irrespective of the standard used.

It can be seen that as ρ1 = ρ2 increases, the bound on R3 becomes more restrictive while the sum-rate bounds become looser; because Tx3 dedicates parts of its power for cooperation.

Experimental evidences showed that the substitution of a Trp (W) residue for Ala (A) at the H2 position of the ar/R tetrad of AtNIP6 1 results in enhanced water-transport activity, but the permeability of the mutant protein to urea, similar to the NIP I protein soybean nodulin 26, becomes more restrictive [ 31].

Yet as the list continued, it became more restrictive.

"They've become more restrictive," Mr. Parris said.

These measures can be mandatory or voluntary, and can become more restrictive as air quality declines.

But it would be a pity if things become more restrictive than they are now".

Research in the Third World looks relatively attractive as it becomes better funded and regulations at home become more restrictive.