Sentence examples for prohibited research from inspiring English sources

In the restrictiveness mode small judgmental adjustments to these forecasts were prohibited (research indicates that these waste effort and may damage accuracy).

True, international treaties prohibit research, development and stockpiling of biowarfare agents.

"The legal constraints are not sufficiently binding that they should prohibit research".

Attempts to control information or to prohibit research rarely succeed for long.

I asked Thomas whether the museum now prohibits research on human remains collected in a context of violence or genocide.

They often prohibit research by third parties, they prohibit visitors to websites from copying the information found there, and they have even prohibited users from criticizing a system's owner publicly.

"By prohibiting research into this category of substance, because of a social misconception, we are depriving suffering ill people from a potential treatment which has a very long history," she says.

The organization's goal is not to prohibit research grants or consultancies, but to limit gifts, travel fees, speakers' bureaus and ghostwriting while at the same time encouraging prescriptions based on a medical evidence.

What is moral about prohibiting research that holds the promise of curing numerous degenerative illnesses and then refusing to let terminally ill people choose when and how they die?

But the regulation went too far by prohibiting research analysts from being paid from the fees generated by the investment banking business, he said.

In their 68-page motion for summary judgment filed yesterday, the lawyers reiterate their claims that the guidelines violate the Dickey-Wicker Amendment prohibiting research that harms embryos and charges that NIH improperly ignored public comments submitted regarding the draft guidelines.