Sentence examples for developed to restrict from inspiring English sources
Control of CMV infection can be developed to restrict hypertension and atherosclerosis in the cardiovascular system.
In this study, a novel pre-pyrolysis treatment is developed to restrict the morphology collapse in asymmetric carbon molecular sieve (CMS) hollow fiber membranes.
By this stage in Beethoven's career the soft pedal had been developed to restrict piano hammer action to one of three strings (una corda) when a soft effect was desired.
Mosquito restraint systems were carefully developed to restrict large-scale movements while being gentle in nature; the procedures are minimally invasive, as only pins placed through non-vascular regions of the wings penetrated insect tissue (Figure 1B D).
It was developed to restrict prescribing and was focused on prescription and reimbursement to control drugs overutilisation and improper prescriptions.
Bevacizumab (Avastin, Genentech/Roche) targets all isoforms of vascular endothelial growth factor and was developed to restrict vascular growth in the treatment of colorectal and other cancers.
C4 plants have developed mechanisms to restrict localization and activities of Rubisco in BSCs.
Soon after these drugs were registered, the government of Australia developed policies to restrict use of quinolone antimicrobial drugs by humans and to prevent their use in food-producing animals.
The surrogate outcome measures developed to date are restricted, to an extent, by the common data items available from all cancer registries.
An article yesterday about an investigation by New York State into the work schedules of medical residents referred incorrectly to a state sanction advocated by Dr. Bertrand M. Bell, who helped develop laws to restrict residents' work hours.
18 With no clear evidence either way, the public-health response until now has been to develop recommendations to restrict all children's screen-based leisure (television, computers and all electronic games), typically to a maximum of 2 h a day.
