The phrase 'restrict desire' is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase can be used to talk about restraining or controlling one's desires or impulses. For example: "The new rule was meant to restrict desire for luxury items beyond our means."
The number of identified differentially expressed miRNAs (p<0.05) and the subgroup restricted by desired fold change for each comparison are summarized in Table 2.
The number of identified DEGs and the subgroup restricted by desired fold change for each comparison are illustrated in Table S1.
These metrics can be supplemented or restricted as desired by users.
Overall, the distribution of each criterion was more restricted than desired reflecting the overall poor quality of the goals and action plans in our sample.
The problem, set forth with only the objective function, contains 6 degrees of freedom; however, 4 of them are equality restrictions that restrict the composition of the desired product.
Restricting the motivating desire to a desire to believe p, according to Nelkin, makes clear what twisted and straight self-deception have in common as well as why other forms of motivated belief formation are not cases of self-deception.
(Jealousy was interpreted by later Darwinians to reflect the male's desire to restrict paternal investment to his own genetic offspring).
What was driving Volcker was a desire to restrict the financial safety net — deposit insurance, Fed lending programs, and, ultimately, taxpayer bailouts — to the big commercial banks.
How might one balance this with the desire to restrict access, even though this will hardly be workable for the most determined reader?
"Misappropriation of data, or the wireless devices themselves, may thus become more prevalent, and therefore users have the desire to restrict security and access to wireless devices accordingly," the company notes in its application.
