Sentence examples for is hence restricted from inspiring English sources

Some say that the principle falls under treaty, not customary, law and is hence restricted in application to states that are party to the relevant treaty; so Britain could not bring action for torture under universal jurisdiction against Mr Mugabe, because Zimbabwe is not a party to the UN Convention Against Torture.

The underlying sample is hence restricted to people who report a partner living in the same household.

Water samples from very high altitude locations, barren and forest parts could not be collected, hence restricting the effective sampling area to be about 450 km2.

From the reports of the efficacy RCTs of rofecoxib, it is clear that the study design of these clinical trials significantly curtailed the opportunities for patients with cardiovascular, cerebrovascular and renal comorbidities to be exposed to rofecoxib, and hence restricted the data on the action of rofecoxib in these vascular morbidity contexts.

Temperature in a solid, however, is identical to mean maximal molecular kinetic energy, since the molecules of a solid are bound in lattice structures and hence restricted to a range of vibratory motions.

New technology has meant that many tasks that once required heavy physical exertion, and hence were restricted to men, can now be performed simply by pushing buttons.

The cross transform only relies on the information of the clean reference model (a GMM in our study) and the current test utterance or speaker, and hence is not restricted by the training/testing environment mismatch.

Hence, their use is restricted and there is a tendency to substitute them with natural antioxidants [ 13].

Hence, adsorption is not restricted to monolayer coverage as purposed for chemisorption.

A generalization following from 93 is that an I-function is the default function of an IA, whereas its T-function is highly restricted and hence typologically uncommon.

Hence, H is also restricted to a permutation matrix.