Sentence examples for prefer restricting from inspiring English sources

I prefer restricting the third codon position to just two bases because it is thus easier to achieve the evolution of mRNA [ 3, 4].

Old-fashioned social conservatives may prefer restricted, state-controlled liquor sales.

Mr. Kass would prefer to restrict all human cloning research (though as recent news suggests, that would not be easy).

I'm not necessarily averse to using "often described as" myself, but prefer to restrict my usages generally to, say, "often described as the baddest man in the whole damn town" or "often described as the increasingly desperate fibber Harriet Harman" or some such.

Although some botanists prefer to restrict the term cycadophyte to the members of the division Cycadophyta, three groups of primitive seed plants are discussed here, of which the seed ferns (division Pteridospermophyta) and cycadeoids (division Cycadeoidophyta) are represented only by extinct forms.

Originators prefer to restrict the information they can convey to experts because it encourages the participation of non experts.

We find him saying: "sometimes it seems to me convenient to include mathematical terms, like the ∈-relation, in the class of logical ones, and sometimes I prefer to restrict myself to terms of 'elementary logic'.

They tend to be anxiously aware of assessment requirements and prefer to restrict learning to a defined syllabus and specified tasks.

Considering that we have HiC data only for ES cells, we prefer to restrict the comparison to HiC versus 4C data in such ES cells.

However, some users may prefer to restrict their search to the core ScreenTroll data set, since the massive amount of data from the SGA screens may overwhelm the output and mask overlaps with the more focused screens.

One of the focus group members that preferred restricted consent said, "I prefer the restricted because it will enable me have a grip of the situation and be certain of receiving a feedback".