Sentence examples for not having restricted from inspiring English sources

Note, for example, that for the GPCRs (Figure 9) we find many clusters that represent interactions between helices in the seven-helix transpanninge spanning barrel, despite not having restricted the analysis to only pairs between these helices, as has been done previously [17].

If ONSchool want #BYOD to be a success, the moral issue that will challenge any socially-deprived area across the country, will be that every student has access to a device, and that those carrying dissimilar handsets do not have restricted functionality.

However, thoughts, meanings, meditations, and consciousness are phenomena that do not have restricted spectrums.

Insulin is frequently associated with increased appetite (36), and women treated with insulin may not have restricted their dietary intake to the same degree as women taking metformin, who might have been trying to avoid supplemental insulin.

He needn't have restricted that thought to volcanism.

Besides, if Mr. Martin were really so passionate about news gathering, he wouldn't have restricted the F.C.C.'s action to media properties in big cities.

On this occasion, this 'outsider' status appears not to have restricted access to dentists accounts and may have enabled the researchers to ask questions about aspects of care that would be 'taken for granted' by those within primary care dentistry.

But Mr. Mierzwinski does not believe they have restricted their marketing to students much.

Those that are not fully closed will have restricted hours.

And is some cases privacy settings won't help -- information you have restricted to close friends can be discoverable.

Mr. Wiener said the Class Act might have succeeded if it had restricted enrollment to the healthy, not if it had restricted benefits to the healthy.