Sentence examples for relatively curtailed from inspiring English sources

Except in the Sufi brotherhoods, Muslim religious music is relatively curtailed because of the opposition of religious leaders.

For example, there were only five rapidly responding genes in common across the early time-points analysed (Table  1) and the fold change in these overlapping genes was relatively curtailed in the sAPPα dataset (Table  1).

For instance, although workers are allowed to form unions in these three Southeast Asian countries, their collective political clout is relatively limited and labor rights are significantly curtailed, compared with those found in liberal democracies in western countries; protests by workers are rarely tolerated and often suppressed immediately.

Even after the 2010 midterm elections, when the Republican takeover of the House curtailed his legislative agenda, he stuck to the relatively low-key model he had adopted at the start of his presidency.

Despite the evidence supporting substance use disorder treatment as a means to improve engagement in HIV care, a small percentage of releasees nationally are linked to substance abuse treatment either in prison or upon release, and in-prison substance use disorder treatment programs are curtailed by a lack of funding and the relatively short sentences of some offenders [ 54].

Selby is expectedly curtailed, trailing 20-9 in the frame when he misses a relatively simple red to the bottom right.

When TFIID is mutated so as to turn off all TFIID valves, mRNA output from the lowly expressed gene is relatively unaffected, whereas mRNA output from highly transcribed genes might be severely curtailed.

Another is "partially curtailed".

Late fees would be curtailed.

Industrial development has been curtailed.

Trash pickup would be curtailed.