Sentence examples for prohibitive degree from inspiring English sources

The prohibitive degree of Salvia divinorum legislation varies widely from country to country.

Where individual state legislation does exist, it varies from state to state in its prohibitive degree.

o-THPP was also a potent tumour photosensitiser, but induced a prohibitive degree of skin photosensitivity even at low doses.

But the average homeowner may find the price prohibitive and the degree of security unnecessary.

Tuition has outpaced inflation for nearly three decades and the price of obtaining a degree is now prohibitive for far too many Americans.

This is because the structure may respond in a geometrically nonlinear manner, making the computational expense of direct numerical integration in physical degrees of freedom prohibitive.

The union's general secretary, Sally Hunt, said: "Recent research shows that more people are choosing to study closer to home because of the prohibitive cost of studying for a degree.

However, given that cultivated sweetpotato is a hexaploid outbreeding species with a large genome (2, 205 Mb) [ 7] and a high degree of heterozygosity, the prohibitive costs associated with sequencing and assembling such a large and complex genome make it infeasible to consider whole genome sequencing in the near future.

However, the need for a renal biopsy to assess intrarenal degree of RASAL1 methylation appeared prohibitive in this regard.

Ideally, we would compare cancer risks in relatives with and without CHEK2 mutations, but the requirement of collecting a blood or tissue sample from all first-degree relatives, living and dead, was prohibitive.

This degree of effort is likely to be prohibitive to the vast majority of users.