Sentence examples for expected to be restricted from inspiring English sources

We propose a trade-off between these two approaches that corresponds to an adaptation of Kwak and Jung's design when the follow-up is expected to be restricted.

The total switching time is expected to be restricted by the photon lifetime in cavity due to the ultrafast response speed of polymer.

Edward Garner, director at Kantar Worldpanel, said: "Amid a challenging market backdrop, individual retailer growth might be expected to be restricted.

The latest EURO VI regulation or natural gas fuelled vehicles set a limit for NH3 of 10 ppm, and N2O exhaust is expected to be restricted in Europe in the near future.

Hydrous phases are absent in all runs on starting material 80-3, with normative An = 36.8, the stability field of epidote therefore expected to be restricted to approximately 3.5 GPa in this bulk composition.

General Manager John Mozeliak says Molina is expected to be restricted from baseball activities for two to three months following Thursday's operation.

This process has been documented under experimental conditions for anemones [10] and octocorals [28], but is expected to be more restricted in scleractinian corals [29].

For the second pair, opposing primers were located within intronic sequences, which are expected to be nuclear restricted.

Merrill Lynch said yesterday that it expected the drug to be back on the market in early 2006, but it expected it to be restricted to MS patients with no other options for treatment and so would sell no more than $500m£280m0m) a year.

Although active elements might suffer selective pressure to maintain their coding sequences, Gpdh would be expected to be even more restricted because it plays an essential role in glycerophospholipid metabolism in Drosophila.

Since 90% of the Smad4 mutations reported are located in that highly conserved region, the number of undetected mutations is expected to be low when the analysis is restricted to these mutation hot spots (Hahn et al, 1996; Takagi et al, 1996; Kong et al, 1997).