Sentence examples for been dramatically restricted by from inspiring English sources

"if [prisoners] are injured, their ability to recover compensation has been dramatically restricted by federal legislation".

Access to these elements is dramatically restricted by chromatin organization, and modification of the nucleoprotein structure to allow factor binding is emerging as a key feature of cell selective gene regulation [ 1, 2, 3, 4].

If Bork had been writing Supreme Court decisions over the last quarter century, rather than angry books and bitter speeches, women's privacy, health, and personal liberty would be dramatically restricted.

Patient´s survival is dramatically restricted due to limited treatment options and advanced stage of disease at presentation [ 5].

Indeed, growth of M. pulcherrima was dramatically restricted under nitrogen sparging, even in pure culture (Fig.  1).

The area has been dramatically influenced by tourism since then.

By restricting access to proximal areas (the boundaries of which have changed over time (Aspinall et al. 2002)) and investing in basic and road infrastructure, housing and services in the north, levels of exposure to pyroclastic flows and lahars have all been dramatically reduced (Sword-Daniels et al. 2013).

In general, the performance of these HEMTs is largely restricted by the significant overheating within the device, which would dramatically reduce the charge carrier mobility and thus lower the output current.

Theatre-makers have never been restricted by space.

Or they have been restricted by political initiatives.

Now, those avenues have been restricted by law.