Sentence examples for more restrictive by from inspiring English sources
Usually, from a mathematical perspective, this approximation is done from the left by closed sets, or more restrictive, by compact sets and/or from the right by open sets.
Others would make the state's voter ID law more restrictive by limiting the types of acceptable IDs and impose a tax penalty for parents of students voting in their college communities.
The standard setting of PACMIT (Marn and Vaníček, 2011) is even more restrictive by considering merely sites matching to miRNA positions two to eight.
Ms. Jackson had made clear her intention to follow her scientific advisers and set a new standard within the more restrictive range by the end of this year.
At the time, women were emerging from a more restrictive era by walking away from the seemingly perfect guy and succeeding on their own -- albeit in a cartoonlike television newsroom.
But industry lobbyists disagree — and to the extent some bank lobbyists and executives support a federal financial consumer protection agency, they see it as a possible way to set lower federal standards that could pre-empt more restrictive action by the states.
The new standard replaces a more restrictive policy imposed by the Bush administration.
It appeared to counter the more restrictive approach taken by the United States Supreme Court in recent years on the issue of holding third parties liable, he said.
The breadth of the expansion stunned oil industry representatives, who were expecting a much more restrictive policy accompanied by tough new safety and environmental rules.
For scientists, the problem with the judge's reasoning is that it may render all scientific work regarding embryonic stem cells illegal — including work allowed under the more restrictive policy adopted by President George W. Bush in 2001.
As opponents of the research hailed the ruling, the White House warned that if upheld, it could roll back not only the Obama rules, but also the more restrictive ones issued by his predecessor.
