Sentence examples for challenge of restricting from inspiring English sources

Take, as just two examples, the experience of pain and fatigue or the challenge of restricting food consumption.

The challenge consisted of restricting total mixed rations to 50% of ad libitum intake for 24 h, followed by a 1-h meal of 4 kg of ground barley-wheat before allocating the total mixed rations.

The author of "The Case Against Sugar," Gary Taubes, gained prominence as a science writer in 2002, with a cover story in the Times Magazine—"What If It's All Been a Big Fat Lie?"—which challenged the orthodoxy of restricting dietary fat.

Bartelinck also challenged the practice of restricting postmastectomy radiotherapy to patients with heavy nodal involvement.

Risk assessments in the black, coloured and Indian population groups are challenging because of restricted information regarding the underlying genetic contributions to inherited breast cancer in these populations.

Those forces have proved efficient in suppressing domestic and external challenges, and human rights groups have accused them of restricting freedoms of expression and assembly.

Despite the numerous advantages and fruitful achievements of patterning nanostructures offered by the self-assembly, there are some challenges to restrict the patterning transfer of block copolymer patterns to various substrate materials.

However, there are some challenges to restrict the patterning transfer of block copolymer to various substrate materials.

The challenge model involved restricting consumption of the TMR to 0.5 of ad libitum intake for 24 h (day −1; prechallenge) followed by adding barley grain (amount equivalent to 0.25 of DMI) directly to the rumen prior to feeding the TMR (day 0; challenge day).

These were revised in 1990, when the need of gluten challenge was restricted mainly to children below 2 years of age at the time of diagnosis [ 92].

These shifts in land use are largely externally driven and have set in motion a myriad of other challenges including restricted mobility of pastoral herds, reductions in grazing lands and increased conflicts, especially those between farming and pastoral communities (Campbell et al. 2003; Nelson 2012; Oba 2012).