Sentence examples for critical restraint from inspiring English sources
For Mr. McInerney, the first to go is critical restraint.
Buried polar residues that are hydrogen-bonded to mainchain amide atoms tend to be highly conserved within protein families, confirming that mainchain architecture is a critical restraint on the evolution of proteins.
Latency imposes a critical restraint on TGF-β activity that is often overlooked.The extracellular process known as activation, in which TGF-β is released from the latent complex, is emphasized in the present discussion of the role of TGF-β in mammary gland development.
Deregulation by the Clinton and Bush Administrations rescinded decades-old critical restraints on Wall Street recklessness.
However, an extensive network of crosslinks involving the peripheral, non-PCI regions of eIF3a (S. cer. residues 496 964) and eIF3c (S. cer. residues 1 251) provide critical additional restraints.
[C4.] Study Is Critical of Car Restraints A new study of automobile head restraints found that most do not do a good job of protecting passengers from whiplash in low-speed collisions.
Outside of a few neighborhoods, Austin lacks this critical mass and growth restraints are to blame.
More, like his associate and fellow leader of the New Humanists, Babbitt, was an uncompromising advocate of traditional critical standards and classical restraint in a time that saw the emergence of such naturalist writers as Theodore Dreiser and Sinclair Lewis, whose novels dealt with social issues.
Legal ethics and common sense tell us that prosecutorial public restraint is critical in order to help ensure that a defendant receives a fair trial.
Whether we regard Pictures as a critical or a marketable restraint on artistic practice in 1977, the year of the now celebrated Pictures exhibition held at Artists Space, Crimp and the Pictures Artists he represented were not ready to discuss the revival of picture making as vehicles delivering the content of the world apart from art.
