Sentence examples for more restricted for from inspiring English sources
It is a typical Augusta National anomaly that Masters ticket sales are more restricted for competitive days than practice.
That is, as appetite increased, intake was more restricted for the more physically filling OG than for the less physically filling AL.
Nevertheless, opportunities for a research career are much more restricted for those following the university circuit than those from the Grandes Ecoles.
At the same time, there is no effect on mean-based undereducation, showing that upward mobility is more restricted for workers with lower values of years of education than the average in their occupation group.
At present, the access to the ruins is more restricted for tourists, and less than one third of the houses open in the 1960s are currently available for public visits.
The radial extent of horizontal deformation is more restricted for the fracture pressurization case and more importantly, much higher magnitudes of ground deformation occur for the fracture pressurization case, which can provide new understanding of how to distinguish a fracture pressurization effect from porous medium pressurization.
Figure 4 makes clear why the number of photoelectrode semiconductor candidates is much more restricted than for PV systems.
However, similar findings were obtained after we corrected for these differences by regression analyses for IgG titers and by selection of more restricted age groups for the frequency analysis of PCs and Bmems.
For manual curation of sequence similarity hits, a more restricted threshold filter for sequence similarity was defined in a covered region ≥150 nt with ≥75% identity for interspecies searches and with ≥95% sequence identity for intraspecies searches.
Our more restricted 'Mereological Essentialism for Masses' (MEM) seems prima facie consistent with allowing ordinary objects to change parts.
For males K = 2 was found to be the most probable, whereas females did not show any structuring (Fig. 2), indicating that male gene flow is more restricted, as expected for the philopatric sex.
