Sentence examples for in a restriction from inspiring English sources

We would also expect higher subjective-genital agreement for studies that presented both preferred and nonpreferred stimuli, because showing only preferred or only nonpreferred stimuli 1 may result in a restriction of range in response, thereby restricting the potential magnitude of a subjective-genital correlation.

Once again, The Economist's fearless correspondent had a wasted day, mostly spent contemplating his cancelled appointments.British Airways has just brought in a restriction on many flights that limits, to one, the number of bags a passenger may check in.

Ethylene exposure is sufficient to promote the SUB1A-dependent elevation of SLR1 and SLRL1, resulting in a restriction in GA-induced elongrowth growth.

Those constraints do result in a restriction on the degrees of freedom that the transmitter has to transmit data to users.

The first concern is that the depth of the memories results in a restriction on the quantity of bounding volumes and, therefore, on the quantity of objects.

Furthermore, the limitation to one employer also results in a restriction of freedom of movement in the host country as the worker is consequently not free to choose her or his own place of residency.

As a first step toward testing this protocol, we decided to try to assemble a plasmid from 10 separate input plasmids (9 module plasmids and one vector plasmid) in a restriction-ligation.

Plasmid DNA from white colonies was sequence-verified and used in a restriction-ligation reaction containing 40 fmol of destination transgenesis vector (carrying a phage ΦC31 attB site and a LacZ cassette flanked by BsaI sites), 40 fmol of each insert-containing plasmid, 1 µl T4 DNA ligase, 1 µl BsaI, 2 µl 10× BsaI buffer, and 1 mM ATP in a total volume of 20 µl.

It is illegal to hunt a bear in or near a den in New Jersey, a restriction Mr. Hefferan agrees with.

In 1998, the government prohibited the playing of computer games in wangbas, a restriction that has been sporadically enforced.

Such a mechanism would be similar to what is observed in overhead athletes [70] in terms of a restriction in the shoulder ROM [71].