Sentence examples for effects of restrictions from inspiring English sources
However, the effects of restrictions on smoking tobacco, ingesting caffeine and energy and fluid intake must also contribute to this general feeling.
We show evidence of behavioral path dependence demonstrating that disfranchisement can linger over time and that the effects of restrictions on voting rights can persist culturally.
However, very few studies have investigated the effects of restrictions on the degradation of steel when exposed to sulfuric acid corrosion on bent steel rebars.
But with the presidential election less than four months away, electoral observers are watching closely to monitor the effects of restrictions that almost invariably hit poor people, black and other ethnic minorities, elderly people and students.
EMD-81-29 (Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, January 1981); U.S., Bureau of Economics, Staff Report on Effects of Restrictions on U.S. Imports, prepared for Federal Trade Commission by Morris E. Morkre and David G. Tarr (Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, June 1980).
Religious Freedom Project discussion on "The Economic and Political Effects of Restrictions on Religion" moderated by Daniel Philpott.
Overall, the findings replicated those of Fisher and Birch (1999b) and revealed that the effects of restriction differed by children's regulatory and appetitive tendencies.
This study comprehensively investigates the effects of restriction, structure and operation parameters on the performance of an aerostatic journal micro-bearing using numerical models.
It is also not known whether there is some specificity to the effects of restriction of different essential amino acids.
However, no study has ever shown any effect of restrictions and hence the widespread use of restrictions is an undocumented tradition (Husted et al. 2014).
The intended effect of restrictions to live poultry trade was to reduce the exposure of humans at markets, market contamination and opportunities for virus recombination [ 24, 29, 30].
