Sentence examples for research restrictions from inspiring English sources

In Sarawak, Dr. Navjot S. Sodhi of the National University of Singapore abandoned a project to survey the bird species in several national parks after tighter research restrictions took effect in 1998.

Delays, fees and research restrictions in countries like Brazil and provinces like Sarawak, the Malaysian part of Borneo, have caused many scientists simply to abandon the critical, difficult work of charting the still largely unexplored maze of species.

On Monday, the Senate will take up a measure approved by the House that would loosen the carefully calibrated research restrictions that Mr. Bush outlined on Aug. 9, 2001, in his first prime-time television address to the nation.

Prompted by research restrictions on embryonic stem cells imposed by the Bush Administration and by threats from its allies in Congress, the initiative constitutes a breathtakingly large debt for California's taxpayers, particularly in light of the state's continuing budgetary crisis and cuts in education, health care, and public safety.

"Given how rare this has become in Europe because of animal research restrictions, my feeling is that once we lose that, it'll be gone forever".

He was keeping a campaign promise, reverse the stem cell research restrictions of his predecessor.

The Conservatives, Liberal Democrats and Labour in Wales support more research and restrictions.

Its controversial provisions include sharp cuts to climate change research and restrictions on how findings from that research can be used to shape federal environmental policies.

Grooming-contact has been used to accommodate research protocol restrictions and improve the likelihood of compatibility for various pairings, in part by enabling male female pairs.

Unfortunately, the libraries are not available commercially; any laboratories that are interested in using this technique are required to construct a library by themselves, or obtained existing libraries for research with restrictions.

In the U.S., government biomedical research budget restrictions preclude the ability to fully support the explosion of potential therapeutic targets and compounds presently being identified by investigators working in the basic biology of aging, nor the translation of those exciting observations to aging in humans.