Sentence examples for commonly restricted from inspiring English sources

In America and increasingly in Europe, smoking is commonly restricted to separate areas.

Indigenous and other native plants are commonly restricted to informal or naturalistic designed landscapes.

The therapeutic efficacy of lipophilic drugs is commonly restricted by the low systemic exposure after oral administration.

Enzyme-catalyzed reactions are widely used at the laboratory or industrial scale whereas whole-cells-catalyzed reactions have been commonly restricted to special cases.

Photobioreactor designs are commonly restricted by the ability of conventional optical systems to deliver prescribed solar intensities and flux distributions at high collection efficiency.

The efficiency of these actions is commonly restricted by the limited energy, the environmental context, and the processing capabilities of the sensors.

These states have been able to tap reserve funding, increase the availability of naloxone, and, most commonly, restrict opioid prescriptions.

PNS limits commonly restrict the maximum slew rate duty cycle performed in fast MR imaging pulse sequences.

Moreover, adverse effects and complications with some of these interventions (medication and surgery) and the presence of co-morbidities commonly restrict their use.

Moreover, the pin rarely directly impales the nerve but commonly restricts the nerve within the cubital tunnel by tethering adjacent soft tissue (Rasool 1998, Shannon et al. 2004, Eidelman et al. 2007, Kocher et al. 2007).

Given that limited resources commonly restrict the number of candidates that can be subjected to further experimental validation, we argue that the measures that indicate top positions (TPR in top 5%and10%10 %) are of more practical relevance than those indicating the overall distribution (TPR in top 30%% and median).