Sentence examples for clearly restricting from inspiring English sources

He added, "But it adds nothing new to the debate about the most effective way to prevent illegal underage drinking, which is clearly restricting youth access to alcohol, not censoring advertising".

Clearly restricting to just two gene trees is a big limitation: more gene trees will be more informative to phylogenetic inference, and DNA sequences of many genes are available.

In early gastrulae (early "donut" stage; 20 h), the SoxB transcripts are clearly restricted to the presumptive ectoderm (Fig. 3C, D, I, J) and this restriction is maintained until gastrulation is complete (Fig. 3E, K).

Nevertheless, it does inflect achievement, and clearly restricts potential.

He said that the text clearly restricted only courts, not legislatures.

First, the collection of location information is not clearly restricted to inappropriate context.

California led the way: last fall it enacted a law that clearly restricts companies from selling student data or using it for targeted advertising.

Fibers with elastic modulus much higher than plain concrete can clearly restrict creep, while fibers with lower elastic modulus have the opposite effect.

Another was a basic visual test: Griffin aggravated his knee late in the first quarter, and from that point forward, he was clearly restricted.

"We urge the US to take the lead and make reforms that ensure that government surveillance efforts are clearly restricted by law, proportionate to the risks, transparent and subject to independent oversight".

This very limited campaigning clearly restricts the time for serious, in-depth questioning, allowing short, blunt responses to difficult, penetrating questions, and for the politicians to then to move on quickly to the next.