Sentence examples for is particularly restrictive from inspiring English sources

Med School Dean Robert Alpern said that access to the basement, where Le was found, is particularly restrictive because it contains animal facilities.

Many U.S. cities are battling increasing density amid the housing crunch, but Santa Monica's proposed solution is particularly restrictive, said Anastasia Loukaitou-Sideris, associate dean of UCLA's Luskin School of Public Affairs.

This lack of data is particularly restrictive for fine particles (PM with aerodynamic diameter < 2.5 μm; PM2.5) and coarse particles (PM with aerodynamic diameter 2.5 10 μm; PM10 2.5), for which monitoring is limited before 1999.

Both Kansas and Missouri, however, are particularly restrictive.

So hospital policies that are particularly restrictive could limit the number of doctors who prescribe lethal drugs.

For example, these assumptions are particularly restrictive in our application scenario where a subject robot is tasked with penetrating a perimeter patrol by two other robots after observing them from a vantage point.

According to Nikolaidis and Bakouros (2009), the structural characteristics of Cretan and Western Macedonian business environment are particularly restrictive.

This hypothesis can be particularly restrictive for the period that we analyse, as many euro area countries carried out labour market reforms to increase labour market flexibility.

This entails huge difficulties in health care facilities, but has been particularly restrictive for the job of the medical regulator.

A rigid application of their a priori specification would also be particularly restrictive and counter to the use of consortia and long-term prospective studies to evaluate risk factors or outcomes not specified at the design stage of the studies.

In fact, the present football arrangement is particularly offensive because less restrictive alternatives responsive to legitimate educational concerns are feasible.