Sentence examples for judicious restriction from inspiring English sources
It's always tempting to find something deviously anti-American in the actions of the French, but this case seems more like a misapplication of a judicious restriction — even if that restriction strikes most readers on this side of the Atlantic as an unnecessary restriction on free discourse.
Judicious selection of restriction enzyme and fragment size range can allow a coverage range that maximizes both discovery and economy [ 7, 8], even for large genomes.
Sodium restriction and judicious use of diuretics is also advised while undergoing treatment with docetaxel.
The DArT methodology also uses genome complexity reduction and has been shown to target the low copy fraction of a plant genome through judicious selection of certain restriction enzymes (Jaccoud et al. 2001).
Then in this example, if the receiver undergoes bandwidth restrictions, it would be more judicious for the MANE to transmit packets with highest-temporal level and lowest-quality level before packets with lowest-temporal level and highest-quality level.
Furthermore, many factors play a role in the emergence of resistance such as from poor utilization of antimicrobial agents, transmission of resistant bacteria from patient to patient and from Health-care workers (HCWs) to patients and vice versa, lack of guidelines for appropriate and judicious use of antimicrobial agents and lack of easy-to-use auditing tools for restriction.
He contends that any such zoning restrictions should be deferred until the entire borough is subjected to planners' scrutiny and a comprehensive master plan emerges on judicious development.
Mayor calm, judicious, tolerant.
