Sentence examples for is reasonably restricted from inspiring English sources

The first assumption, that weak extraction rules can identify target pieces of information if the context is reasonably restricted (i.e., in a sentence), held true for all trial elements in the majority of situations.

It may, if actually necessary, be limited, let us say, to two or three individuals at a time and their manner of expressing their views may be reasonably restricted to an orderly presentation.

While the initial labels were reasonably restricted, there is the very real hope that such agents can bring benefit to almost everyone with elevated cholesterol who is not adequately treated with (now generic) statins.

PT graft appears therefore to be fairly superior to HS graft, in terms of stability, return to pre-injury activity and flexural strength, while use of HS can be reasonably restricted to specific situations, due to its effectiveness in reducing pain and loss of extension.

Or can the choice over clothing be reasonably restricted within schools?

There has also been academic criticism of the fact that the courts have not applied any form of balancing test to determine whether freedom of religion has been reasonably restricted.

The second amendment is similarly reasonably restricted.

Murphey & Rieke [35], for example, measured responses in three kinds of mouse ganglion cells with stimuli that were reasonably well restricted to the excitatory receptive field of the cells.

Since the self-map of restricted to is nonexpansive, then the self-map of restricted to is reasonably nonexpansive.

The Chief Justice said the school had the right to "restrict student speech at a school event, when that speech is reasonably viewed as promoting illegal drug use".

For practical purposes, we restrict on κ ≥ 1 ∕ 2 because then the minimal distance δ min 2 is reasonably high.