Sentence examples for may restrict a from inspiring English sources

Orders may restrict a person's movements, activities, employment, residence, expression, assembly, and anything else "for the purpose of protecting the public".

As observed from anecdotal accounts, even a minor orthopaedic injury/disorder may restrict a person's ambulation due to fatigue associated with using walking aids.

Direct testing in an unfamiliar environment by an unfamiliar adult may restrict a child's engagement and participation in the assessment.

In the healthcare setting, judgements by healthcare professionals about whether to recommend the vaccine may restrict a young woman's access to the vaccine irrespective of her own beliefs and preferences.

For the purposes of this study, a qualitative self-report measure of activity level was chosen because medical circumstances may restrict a person's ability to exercise at a specific intensity and frequency level, and thus clinical recommendations would be highly variable across respondents to the IVR-Screen.

Tumor fibrosis may confound interpretation of diffusion findings as a low grade, fibrotic tumor may restrict diffusion to a greater degree than a higher grade, less fibrotic tumor.

Clearly, some features of aphasias are a direct causal consequence of neuronal dysfunction, and may restrict patients to a very limited set of utterances, a single recurring utterance in the extreme, or to phonologically distorted jargon.

Additionally, users may restrict structures to a range of partition coefficients or Kováts retention index values.

Since D ′ is closed and bounded, we may restrict ourselves to a subsequence if necessary and assume that lim k → ∞ ε k = ε ∗ ∈ [ 0, ε ¯ ] and lim k → ∞ x k = x ∗ ∈ D ′.

These results propose that miR203 may restrict cell motility, a hallmark of EMT.

This 'stage-dependency' may restrict cfDNA as a detection method in trials of agents for advanced disease, although more sensitive technologies may alter this in the future.