Sentence examples for has been restricted until from inspiring English sources

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One folder in box 189 has been restricted until 2051.

Access has been restricted until 2011 for a very few species that show deep intraspecific divergences to enable additional studies aimed at clarifying their status.

One folder of correspondence has been RESTRICTED until 2019.

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All research until now has been restricted to issues of fertility, which may be one reason why researchers in Britain failed to translate their lead in developing mouse embryonic stem cells into being first to generate human embryonic stem cells, a step that involves essentially the same techniques.

Our research offers an opportunity to investigate Y chromosome evolution, which until now has been restricted to limited lineages.

Until now this has been restricted to the first-class cabins of a few airlines.

Until now SECM has been restricted to cell cultures or (at most) to small anaesthetized animals [ 122, 147].

Until recently, the study of the biological nanoscale has been restricted by available molecular and imaging tools.

Until this point the development of the dictionaries has been restricted to an internal effort by our lab.

By contrast, car parking has been restricted.

In Iceland, where glacier fluctuations are well recorded, the ice appears to have been restricted from the 10th until about the 16th century.

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