Sentence examples for extent of restriction from inspiring English sources
Here using uniquely detailed datasets for Britain, a region with close to the global level of percentage coverage by statutory protected areas, we determine the extent of restriction of Red List vascular plant species of conservation concern to these areas.
After in vitro repair the specific restriction endonuclease recognition sequence was restored and repair level can be scored by the extent of restriction digestion [ 9, 11].
We also suggest regulating the extent of restriction and the transport mode, once restriction has been deemed necessary for pandemic control.
Further characterization of these metabolomic serotypes in rats undergoing CR, including studies related to the duration and extent of restriction, is in progress (YS et al, in preparation).
Since for both tobacco and Arabidopsis, the well was not included in the image of the blot-hybridization, the extent of restriction digestion cannot be assessed.
This short self‐report instrument is designed to measure, from the perspective of the individual, the extent of restriction from participation in 11 aspects of life that comprehensively measure participation in older adults.
It awakes to discover the extent of restrictions on accessing its bank accounts.
Remaining issues include how to regulate derivatives trading, the extent of restrictions on banks investing their own money, and whether to require stronger buffers against unexpected losses.
Assessment is particularly valuable in patients with LSS, to allow objective quantification of the actual extent of restrictions and to address this topic with the patient.
The nature and extent of restrictions the state may impose upon the family to protect children from harm and to help parents realize the ethos of parenthood is an ongoing controversy in modern societies.
We calculated scores for the extent of restrictions in private workplaces, restaurants, and bars and scored for any limitations or exemptions, penalties/enforcement, and preemption, with a higher score representing more public health protection, which we refer to as stronger legislation.
