Sentence examples for population restrictions from inspiring English sources

We did not specify any language or population restrictions.

The use of consecutive rather than random sampling in the survey phase was owing to resource and population restrictions and may have a potential sampling bias.

We explored interactions between pandemic influenza vaccination and the main confounders by applying population restrictions but had insufficient power for statistical testing because of the low prevalence of exposure.

In contrast with previous studies, the project design has no population restrictions and allows for the economic evaluation of any employability intervention regardless of the population they were developed for.

Does it hurt scientific progress if governments are able to suppress unpleasant data on environmental issues, the population health effects of pollutants, and negative effects of rigid population restriction measures on mental health and crime?

Because our data show evidence for regional isolation of IHHNV in shrimp populations, restriction of shrimp movement is likely to be an effective management tool in limiting spread of the virus.

Immigration to Tehrān has slowed due to the rising cost of living, mounting congestion problems and higher population density, restrictions on industrial activities, unemployment and other economic problems, and the growth of outlying suburbs and of other urban areas in Iran.

Though the IDP crisis had lessened in intensity, there remained heavy international concern about the resettlement process, as the government's resettlement and reconstruction plans were unclear and the "strong military influence over policies, tight military control over the population and restrictions on local and international NGOs" were worrying (ICG, 2010: 1).

Towards the end of the Late Middle Ages, the consumption of spirits became so ingrained even among the general population that restrictions on sales and production began to appear in the late 15th century.

In order to diversify the sample population, no restrictions were imposed while recruiting subjects.

Surplus-producing countries like Argentina and Vietnam, worried about feeding their own populations, placed restrictions on exports.