Sentence examples for has so far restricted from inspiring English sources
Diffraction of light has so far restricted the use of conventional fluorescence microscopy to reveal the composition, internal architecture and dynamics of these important machineries.
However the cost of doing this has so far restricted the possibilities of how it is used, said White, and is therefore limited to high value goods.
Apparently aware of this, Mr Baumann has so far restricted his own digging to a small patch where the building's foundations are to be laid.
The northern regime has so far restricted its racial propaganda to the home audience, because it wants the world to go on misperceiving it as a Stalinist state.
Most of those Britons who are fighting in Syria are with Isis, which has so far restricted its terrorist strategy in the west to calls for local individuals to act, and the organisation of attacks such as that in Tunisia.
The Bush administration has also talked up the promise of hydrogen, even in the State of the Union address, but has so far restricted its activity to financing research.
We have so far restricted the analysis of 21st century changes to those that occur under the highest 21st emissions scenario RCP8.5.
We have, so far, restricted ourselves to a simpler and more crucial task, seeking to resituate the principle of comity as one on which to rely for the resolution of different types of conflicts between international jurisdictions, and to question the traditional assumption that it is just an unhelpful complication: its history and rediscovery suggest otherwise.
However, its limited capability in assessing mineralized tissues and rising artefacts caused by dental fillings have so far restricted its wide application in dentistry.
We have so far restricted our models of protein turnover to the ubiquitin-proteasome system; however work is currently in progress to develop other models of protein turnover.
