Sentence examples for dynamic restrictions from inspiring English sources

Patients suffering from osteoarthritis, ankylosis (e.g. post-trauma or tumour) in the temporomandibular joint (TMJ) can present with symptoms such as severely restricted mouth opening, pain or other dynamic restrictions of the mandible.

And in his newest show, "Bossa Nova," he adapts with complete ease to a style that imposes tighter than usual rhythmic and dynamic restrictions on his natural exuberance.

Conventional grid-connected inverters with a single inductor filter have the disadvantages of the large volume, high cost and system dynamic restriction.

Degenerate contigs originating from the vectors used for library preparation and sequencing were removed using Blast VecScreen (http://blast.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov, using the UNIVEC database), after confirmation of the presence of the vectors' multiple restriction site segments (polylinkers) from "Dynamic restriction site" in CLC.

The complexity of this problem is determined by presence of an extensive population of the dynamic requirements and restrictions, which essentially hampers use of classical methods of synthesis.

Yan, W. et al. Dynamic and spatial restriction of Polycomb activity by plant histone demethylases.

So long as this dynamic exists, the restriction of fossil fuels will continue and Democrats will continue to have energy as a winning issue to the detriment of all.

At this time the patient experienced pain and functional restriction, including restriction of dynamic ranges, and was walking with crutches (Fig. 1c).

Our SAM model is based on WUS-CLV dynamics and the spatial restrictions of these dynamic interactions.

After a year of cascading court opinions tossing out many remaining restrictions, the dynamic in 2014 changed from how many states allow same-sex marriage to how many states don't.

For both methods (dynamic and static efflux) restriction in gas transport functionality was proved to have major influence on inhibition of CO2 efflux due to mechanical loading.