Sentence examples for effect restricts from inspiring English sources

The efficacy of these drugs fades away after some years as the side effect restricts its long-term use.

Our worry concerns the way the post-ELSI story seems to become a mainstream story that, in effect, restricts the scope of ELSI.

Greenhouse effect restricts human's sustainable development, and as the leading cause, carbon emission problem is drawn much attention all over the world [1, 2].

The excitation frequency has been selected so that the skin effect restricts the flow of eddy currents to the surface of the target.

On Sept. 9, new zoning rules took effect restricting development in the area to smaller buildings.

Character analysis is not Meyer's intention, which can have a clinical effect, restricting access to the city's heart.

A New York assemblyman has proposed a bill to increase oversight of informants and in effect restrict their use.

A curfew was also put into effect restricting access after dark.

On Saturday Inter completed the first part of that task to great effect, restricting Juventus to only one shot on goal in the first-half – albeit the Nerazzurri themselves only had two.

In 2014, provisions of the new health care law passed in March will go into effect, restricting insurance companies from denying coverage based on pre-existing conditions.

Sometimes, claims regarding the usefulness of logic in the methodology of the empirical sciences are, in effect, restricted to such rudimentary applications.