Sentence examples for presently restricted from inspiring English sources

But it is presently restricted to Italy, so I was back in the vintage-feeling TGV.

However, the use of fluorescent parasites in in vivo analysis of Plasmodium liver stage development requires complex surgery and when such parasites are used in conjunction with flow cytometry, their usefulness is presently restricted to in vitro and ex vivo analyses.

ECH has no single universally accepted definition, and indeed its use is presently restricted to the United Kingdom.

Whether due to ecological constraint or interspecific competition, M. griseorufus is presently restricted to the arid spiny forest in the south, whereas M. murinus has successfully expanded throughout much of western Madagascar and limited areas to the southeast.

Costs to scale-up production and to control extensive cultures presently restrict the usefulness of copepods.

Another limitation might be the lack of standardized reference values for epicardial and pericardial fat volumes, which presently restrict a more widespread use in clinical routine.

Although the Japanese Water Supply Law and Ordinance presently restricts arsenic concentration in drinking water to less than 0.01 mg/L, Japanese people commonly consume various seafood and seaweeds which accumulate arsenic [ 1].

While we presently restrict ourselves to the diffusion-regime in 2D, the approach can potentially be generalized to include radiative transport models and acoustic propagation in 2 or 3 dimensions.

However, in spite that at least 2 studies distinguished multiple tonotopic gradients in one hemisphere simultaneously (Pantev et al. 1995; Weisz, Keil, et al. 2004), the coarse spatial resolution and limited number of reconstructable dipoles in EEG/MEG presently restricts the ability to map cortical frequency representations in closer detail.

The use of these chemicals is presently banned or restricted; but because of the chemicals' persistence in the environment, adverse health outcomes related to background levels of exposure are still a concern for the general population (World Health Organization 2010).

PCR assays have been developed and are more sensitive than conventional parasitological and serological methods, but presently, their use is restricted to specialised reference laboratories and research institutions outside endemic areas [ 154, 155].