Sentence examples for external restriction from inspiring English sources

Alcohol intake related reduced risk for restriction was associated with lower risk of CHF, diabetes, obesity, and lower markers of inflammation (white blood cell, fibrinogen, and C-reactive protein) consistent with less lung congestion, external restriction, and/or lung inflammation.

To disentangle the role of mutation rate and genome length, and establish that it is indeed the genome length rather than mutation rates which determine efficacy, we perform experiments with an external restriction on the available genome length for replicators (simulating a lethal mutation for replicators which exceed a certain genome length).

The Victim, Bellow's second novel, involves a protagonist battling external restrictions and impediments, as well as internalised ones.

This payoff is bounded by external restrictions, for example due to contractual agreements.

In songs that summon oceanic emotions and envision extremes of pleasure and pain, the band seeks liberation from external restrictions and self-imposed inhibitions.

PolyViNE allows each InP to use its own policies and algorithms to take decisions without any external restrictions.

However, our approach may not comprehend external restrictions on proposed response plans, i.e., RFIA and ROIA only perform syntactical verifications on response plans and do not implement any semantical validation of their implementability.

Previously, Kälvemark et al. (2004) built on Jameton's (1984) definition of moral distress to encompass the negative symptoms of psychological dissonance when one is forced by external restrictions to carry out actions that do not align with one's internal moral compass.

This unfortunately was unable to come to fruition due to the severity of external restrictions placed on this event".

In SSANBA's view, these severe external restrictions amount to "The actions of a few teenagers in the community... being unfairly used to stereotype the vast majority that are doing the right thing".

I have previously noted that in challenging the blockade of Gaza, we are acting consistently with the policy advocated by President Obama in June 2010, when he said that external restrictions on Gaza's travel and commerce should be "focusing narrowly on arms shipments" rather than a general blockade of goods and persons, to which some exceptions are permitted.