Sentence examples for limited restricting from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, since the courts' resources are limited, restricting access to genuine claims ensures that judicial resources are appropriately allocated.

The number of developing primordial germ cells (PGCs) in embryos is limited, restricting the conventional analysis of epigenetic status.

The variability of our peptides among our samples was limited, restricting our ability to detect changes that might be associated with joint space narrowing.

The understanding of the underlying mechanisms remains rather limited, restricting the development of in silico models of these phenomena, and the translation of engineered tissues into clinical application.

The AAQOL [ 23] measures how frequently symptoms happen and the importance of symptoms associated with specific events without addressing whether or not activities are limited, restricted or prevented.

The majority tend to be held for less than two months, but it's not uncommon for detentions to span two to six months, and there's no time limit restricting how long asylum seekers can be kept in detention facilities.

There is no upper age limit restricting participation, but dogs may only be scored once.

This resulted, during 2001 200202, in the removal of the age limits restricting access to the PDS and changed the eligibility criteria to public subsidies for private care.

In 2001, when the age limit for access to the PDS was 'born in 1956 or later' the dental care provision system was reformed and the age limits restricting adults' use of the PDS were abolished.

While the initial foliar N content of the stand was adequate for photosynthesis, N became progressively more limiting, restricting light harvesting, rates of Rubisco and the electron transport chain.

A number of the initial high users were probably "new patients" in 2004 who had qualified for access to the PDS after the end of 2002, when the age limits restricting adults' use of the PDS were abolished.