Sentence examples for most restrictions from inspiring English sources

Most restrictions imposed on Web sites aimed at children center on privacy.

During that time the size of private plots (land actually owned by individuals) was increased, and most restrictions on selling agricultural products in free markets were lifted.

Most restrictions on civil society or the media will probably remain in place, particularly given the precarious state of the economy.

Argentina has lifted most restrictions on immigration from South America, again guaranteeing access to public health and education, even for illegal migrants.

What set off the spending, Mr. Sollars said, was the Supreme Court's decision in Citizens United, which lifted most restrictions on independent spending in political campaigns.

Legal experts said that clause is broader than most restrictions in contracts and could have severely limited the activities of the firm's partners and employees.

Most restriction factors are expressed at low levels, even in the absence of IFN-mediated induction.

This observation can be easily explained, as partial cDNA sequences derived from oligo dT synthesis can lack the most 5' restriction site and include the most 3' restriction site, but never vice versa.

For most restriction enzymes it may be necessary to include additional bases 5' to the restriction site to improve the efficiency of cutting (see NEB technical resource for details).

However, because most restriction sites are common across strains of the same species, nearly the same subset of every genome is sequenced.

Thus, most restriction enzymes will cut DNA at the closest site in the subtelomere, splitting a TRF from the rest of the chromosome.