Sentence examples for from restrictive from inspiring English sources

These investigators found that tetherin can convey resistance to particle release when expressed in permissive cells, and that depletion of tetherin from restrictive human cells relieved the restriction.

The consumer side can be encouraged by including environmental criteria on issuing contracts for the purchase of public service vehicles; by mandates that enforce the inclusion of EVs into public sector fleets (or enforce vehicle retailers to sell a fixed percentage of EVs per year); by exempting EV users from restrictive regulations (as e.g. parking and driving restrictions).

Existing home owners benefit from restrictive planning rules.

Texans, hopeful for relief from restrictive governmental measures, supported Santa Anna.

She needed a transplant after heart failure from restrictive cardiomyopathy, a condition that made her heart muscle rigid.

Increasing evidence suggests benefits from restrictive red blood cell transfusion (RBC) thresholds in major surgery and critically ill patients.

Cohen is right to suggest that internationally managed territories might offer creative ways to liberate refugee governance from restrictive host states.

In August, Gotham's lawyer wrote to DOCCS to request his immediate release from restrictive housing and the reinstatement of his privileges, including phone calls.

Instead it must ask permission from Congress for financial powers or for exemptions from restrictive trade laws, rules that benefit US shipping companies and investment firms.

However, I also have a rebellious side that always wants to break away from restrictive rules and societal norms, and seek freedom.

Their narratives link school closures to these earlier policies from restrictive covenants to the demolition of public housing that denied African Americans self-determination.