Sentence examples for more highly restricted from inspiring English sources

Asked if it was possible that his virus could be passed around among laboratories for further work while Dr. Fouchier's virus ought to be more highly restricted, he said, "That judgment has to be made in discussions with the international scientific community".

In the UK copyrighted material is more highly restricted in use.

Last year, people who lost 100 pounds or more, through surgery or highly restricted diets, had about 68,000 body contouring procedures, a 22percentt increase from 2004, according to data extrapolated from a mail-in survey of doctors conducted by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.

The recently elected chief executive, the former deputy to the current leader, is China's preferred candidate and beat out the more popular choice in a highly restricted ballot.

Phase diagrams of these UCST blends determined by a dynamic method shifts to higher temperatures by the incorporation of nanofillers and the unexpected reduction in miscibility window area is much more noticeable for nanocomposites having highly restricted molecular movements.

Historically, this species has been considered more threatened due to its highly restricted range, compared to the widely distributed black-and-white ruffed lemur.

Other studies show that children whose food is highly restricted at home are far more likely to binge when they have access to forbidden foods.

Simple randomisation was used as eligibility criteria were highly restricted to keep the study subjects more homogenous.

A more modern view of cell signalling holds that its elements are highly restricted in space and time [ 7].

The EU has given governments more power to decide whether to plant genetically modified (GM) crops, which are highly restricted in Europe.

While RIN1 and RIN3 protein synthesis is highly restricted to nervous and hematopoietic tissues, respectively, RIN2 is instead more broadly expressed.