Sentence examples for finally restricted from inspiring English sources

Lead white was actually the only white used in European paintings until the 19th century, when its manufacture was finally restricted.

The search was limited by type of papers (review, government publications, technical reports or journal articles), age (MeSH terms: "aged" and "aged, 60 and over") and finally restricted to English language only.

In 1750 the Gin Act finally restricted distribution by licensing spirit retailers.

The sanctions have given America leverage, and we should use it to seek a deal that would finally restrict Iran's ability to make bomb fuel, rather than ratchet up the pressure in the hopes of getting either a broader deal now or a total surrender later.

Finally, restricting visits from loved ones is also a source of patient anxiety and PTSD [10, 13, 17].

The proper cutover threshold filters out the ineffective APs, decreases the number of detected APs per grid, and then finally restricts the coverage of the APs.

Finally, restricting autonomy is known to reduce job satisfaction.

Operationally, it reduces FP calls but finally restricts the analysis to highly "mappable" regions.

Finally, restricting visits from loved ones is also a source of patient anxiety and PTSD [ 10, 13, 17].

Finally, restricting the analyses to regular consulters (those who consulted at least five times during the first 4 weeks of prescription) did not alter the effect estimates.

Finally, restricting inclusion to patients with infarcts within an a priori defined anatomical region would increase overlap of infarcts, although this method has received criticism.