Sentence examples for instrument restricts from inspiring English sources

The lack of an appropriate retina-specific patient-reported outcome instrument restricts the understanding of the full impact of hereditary retinal diseases and other less common but potentially blinding acquired retinal diseases such as, vascular occlusions, epiretinal membrane, macular hole, central serous retinopathy and other vitreoretinopathies on quality of life.

Gas hydrate formation in natural gas and NGL systems can block pipelines, equipment, and instruments, restricting or interrupting flow leading to safety hazards to production/transportation systems and to substantial economic risks.

This new power of investment is treated as a default provision - it is overridden if the trust instrument itself restricts the ways trust money can be invested.

If you emulate the sound and the structure of Mr. Coleman's early-1960s bands -- all that bounce and song, with a saxophone, trumpet, bass, drums and no piano -- you create the possibility for a special partnership out front: two horns playing written lines closely together, then becoming part of a collective tangle, with no chordal instrument to restrict them.

Russian policy was at an impasse, without any viable instruments to restrict the westward drift of Ukraine, making the situation totally different from that of 2004.

Given our objective of validating the AQoL against the other instruments we restricted our analyses to those participants with complete response sets (n = 222).

Finally, because the multiple-choice options of Taguchi et al.'s instrument were written in English, the instrument has a restricted application to only those who know English.

I think when you're learning an instrument, you are restricted because much of it is the noise of individual theory and your ability to play the instrument.

The instrument is therefore restricted to measurements of the mass flow fluctuations (Smits et al. 1983).

Most of the authors point out the usefulness of the instrument, but its restricted applicability to a small fraction of the unemployed workforce of up to 3percentt.

For the Collaboration and Satisfaction about Care Decisions instrument, the authors restricted their sample size to one data entry per physician (n = 56) to perform most of their analyses [ 47- 53, 75] and for the Provider Decision Process Assessment Instrument, the authors used a bootstrapping approach to perform their reliability analyses (i.e. Cronbach alpha) [ 57, 64- 67, 69- 71].