Sentence examples for lead to restricted from inspiring English sources
Breathing hyperbaric air or gas mixtures, for example during diving or when working underwater is known to alter the electrophysiological behavior of neuronal cells, which may lead to restricted cognition.
Most of the aforementioned techniques suffer from drawbacks such as prolonged reaction time, poor yields, pollution caused by toxic catalysts and solvents, numerous tedious steps and use of expensive catalysts or reagents which lead to restricted use of these derivatives in practical applications.
In addition, job insecurity has been found to lead to restricted physical activity due to musculoskeletal disorders such as low back pain and neck pain [ 17, 18].
Failure of the Na+/K+ATPase pump during necrotic cell death (similar to acute ischemic stroke) may also lead to restricted diffusion.
Just be sure to heed the usual copyright rules and don't download anything that is illegal because that will just get your library into trouble and could lead to restricted or no internet access, which would be really sad.
If enacted, cuts will lead to restricted care, clinic closures, and ultimately a decrease in quality of life.
Nitrous oxide (N2O) toxicity and its impact on pollution lead to restrict its use.
That would likely lead to restricting worker hours, reducing the very flexibility that appeals to most gig workers.
Not only does this go against the economy of movement, but this habitual training can lead to restricting your full muscle length.
On the other hand, selecting a spurious subpopulation increases the risk to erroneously conclude that a treatment is efficacious (inflating the type I error rate), or may wrongly lead to restricting an efficacious treatment to a too narrow fraction of a potential benefiting population.
Judge Sifton angrily told the prosecutor that if security concerns had led to restricted grooming, the restrictions "shouldn't be particularly focused on Mr. Kishk unless there's some good sufficient reason for doing it".
