Sentence examples for means restriction from inspiring English sources

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.

But the stubborn nature of the problem is prompting more serious consideration of what suicide prevention experts call "means restriction," particularly reducing access to privately owned firearms.

Little is known about nurses' knowledge and practice of an injury control strategy (means restriction) with parents of adolescents at risk for suicide who are cared for in the emergency department.

Last November, I attended a youth suicide-prevention conference in New Hampshire at which Catherine Barber, a member of the Injury Control Research Center at the Harvard School of Public Health, gave a PowerPoint presentation on creating physical barriers to suicide — or "means restriction," in public-health parlance — to a large group of mental-health officials and school counselors.

One strategy generally used for suicide prevention is means restriction (Daigle 2005, Yip et al. 2012).

"Means restriction has been demonstrated to work," said David Rudd, a psychologist and suicide expert at the University of Memphis who served on the committee.

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

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

A new regime of sanctions means restrictions are expected on many things, from exports of US machine parts to loans made in dollars.

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.

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