Sentence examples for mean restrictions from inspiring English sources

Many Nevadans fear that endangered status for the bird could mean restrictions on agriculture, development and energy production.

This could mean "restrictions on companies, groups and individuals working, based or living in settlements," while extreme right-wing activists could be subject to "personal sanctions," including denial of entry to the continent.

Avinash Kar, a staff attorney with the Natural Resources Defense Council, emphasizes that just because a facility emits half a ton of lead doesn't mean restrictions on the facility are imminent.

They found that medial suture passage through the posterior soft tissue consistently led to the greatest mean restriction of range of motion and the highest stiffness values [ 12].

Mean restriction of glenohumeral passive ROM of the affected side compared to the non-affected side was approximately 60° for external rotation and approximately 45° for abduction, flexion and internal rotation.

The long-running conflict means restrictions on the movement of people and goods.

An endangered species designation would have meant restrictions and no financing.

This means restrictions are also placed on donor aid from any other other countries that are also fellow funders in the same programmes.

As of February last year, Australia's drug regulator, the Therapeutic Good Administration, rescheduled Xanax to make it a controlled drug – a substance deemed to have a high potential for abuse and addiction – which means restrictions have been placed on its prescription.

Evidently, restriction in location also means restriction in numbers, likewise in-frame stop codons restricted in numbers and locations in coding regions, according to their biological function.

The element of impulsivity in firearm suicide means that it is a method in which mechanical intervention — or "means restriction" — might work to great effect.