Sentence examples for greatest restriction from inspiring English sources
"If enacted, this amendment will be the greatest restriction of a woman's right to choose to pass in our careers," said Representative Diana DeGette, Democrat of Colorado, one of the lawmakers who left Ms. Pelosi's office mad.
Their use needs to be carefully reviewed and monitored, representing the greatest restriction on a person's freedom in psychiatry [ 2].
Threats to plant productivity are routinely imposed by biotic stresses such as herbivory and pathogenic disease [ 3, 4], but abiotic factors, such as temperature, drought and salinity stress, pose the greatest restriction on crop production [ 5].
Lamoureux et al. (2004) [ 31] concluded that the areas of greatest restriction in people with impaired vision were associated with reading, outdoor mobility, participation in leisure activities and shopping.
In this particular group of compounds, the distance between polar head groups appears important as the greatest restriction to movement through the transporter occurs with l-pipecolic acid whereas elongation of the distance between carboxyl and amino groups, as observed in isonipecotic acid (Fig. 1), improves translocation (as measured by the isonipecotic acid-evoked current) (Fig. 5B C).
The actual range did not depend upon whether the slave lived in a slave-owning or a slave society, although the greatest restrictions appeared in the latter.
Patients with LSS experienced the greatest restrictions, probably due to more severe symptoms.
The greatest restrictions for over half of participants were around sexuality: reduced spontaneity and avoidance of sexual intercourse.
Patients with LSS were found to have the greatest restrictions in their walking ability, particularly in relation to moderately intense walking.
The insulating character of BNNTs strongly imposes a great restriction on their applicability in nano-electronic devices.
"No doubt anti-choice MPs and campaigners will use these allegations as an excuse to push for ever greater restriction of abortion.
