Sentence examples for drastic limitation from inspiring English sources

Later in the ballet, with his back to the audience, he has a solo that depicts some drastic limitation of spinal motion.

"But in a country where the public money invested in student grants is minimal, it is a way to avoid drastic limitation to enrollment based on social class".

After five hours (to), high respiratory activity of exponentially growing bacteria caused a drastic limitation of O2 in the growth medium (DOT ≤ 5%).

For instance, the complexity of extant symbolic solvers of polynomial equations is exponential in the number of indeterminates and parameters, that sets a drastic limitation to the size of the models that can be analyzed [ 1, 2].

The inhibitory action of the enzyme will be principally due to a drastic limitation of arginine that accounts for CHO and HeLa cells being arrested in growth, and both of these lines undergo considerable death because malignant cells fail to reach quiescence (Scott et al, 2000).

In the cases of isolated vascular IUGR, due to a drastic limitation of the materno-foetal blood flow only 40 positive clones yielded a detectable signal (instead of 400 500 when other probes were hybridized to the membranes, including the polyA containing clones).

The present law requires courts to impose drastic limitations on the freedoms of these loyal fans if they make a single mistake which allows the police to draw the inference that these "risk" fans are acting together to encourage each other into further acts of violence and disorder.

But Hobbes is at best a qualified liberal, for he also argues that drastic limitations on liberty can be justified.

The Italian government is expected to soon approve a bill that would put drastic limitations on animal testing, which has generated an outcry in the scientific community.

In a major victory for animal rights activists, the Italian Parliament on Wednesday approved a bill that puts drastic limitations on animal testing.

In 2010, a federal judge found that "Tamms imposes drastic limitations on human contact, so much so as to inflict lasting psychological and emotional harm on inmates confined there for long periods".