Moreover, being limited to high-copy regions in the genome becomes restrictive for experimental design as it excludes putatively highly informative regions in the genome such as single-copy nuclear genes (e.g., the single-copy orthologous genes [COSII] and the pentatricopeptide repeat [PPR] gene family; Wu et al., 2006, and Yuan et al., 2009, respectively).
Our fear is that necessary regulation and inspection becomes restrictive red tape; expensive, wasteful and detracting from work on the frontline.
There is a default soothingness that becomes dull, and as with many bands that essentially boil down to one person, that person's vision becomes restrictive.
There are occasions when any limitation, no matter how large or small, becomes restrictive.
The 100 °C point suggests that the NFC component dries quicker and becomes restrictive, blocking the glycerol and water from the PEDOT PSS.
We recognize that ensuring such a balance becomes restrictive, however, editors should be cognizant of referee tendencies according to gender and region when evaluating their recommendations, and making a final decision for manuscript publication.
This might reflect that organisms in both groups have tight junctions with similar effective pore size that becomes restrictive for molecules not much larger than the radius and MW of cellobiose and lactulose.
To maintain a limited single person perspective, or solely a couple or parent perspective, or a more floating family perspective becomes restrictive.
It can indicate that an artist is thinking outside the box, but it can also become restrictive, a box in itself.
Comics creators have learnt that once a shared universe has too many threads, it becomes as restrictive as a spider's web.
