Sentence examples for precise restrictions from inspiring English sources

Not until Day 19, after a week of similarly precise restrictions, could the dieter consume something, like steak or lobster, that would be a source of complete protein.

The Supreme Court, he added, "has never considered this precise restriction" in the heartbeat bill.

To be precise, the restriction (1.6) must be added to ((mathcal{P})) in [36].

Thermodynamics is a science with very precise and definite restrictions on the applicability of its concepts.

Many others (the US included) agreed to more precise and sparing restrictions.

This results in all the virions with DNA of identical, specific ends, generating only precise fragments on restriction digestion.

I found that inserts could be incorporated into vectors with heterologous flanking regions, although the cloning efficiency varied according to the precise combination of restriction enzymes used (Table  3 and Additional file 1: Figure S1).

If more precise dietary salt restriction is necessary, a good place to start in the average child would be about 1600 mg of sodium per day.

Yet he says that adapting his writing style from the relative freedom of the novel to the precise musical and physical restrictions of a song was a "brilliant challenge".

Although SNARE proteins can be sufficient to drive membrane fusion on their own [2], the precise temporal and spatial restrictions on exocytosis implicate the requirement of additional factors.

What gets us out of this quandary is that here in effect not all second derivatives are involved but only those that are "tangential" to b D. Matters are made precise by the following "restriction" principle and its variants.