Sentence examples for restrict small from inspiring English sources

The weeklong United Nations conference was convened to assess a 2001 plan to restrict small arms trafficking.

We have now studied the protective quality of the mucus by assessing its ability to restrict small spherical particles from sedimenting down to the epithelial surface to illustrate its property of excluding bacteria close to the epithelium.

These results reveal the potential of targeting the tyrosine sulfate interactions of HIV-1 and provide insight into how mechanistic barriers, evolved by HIV-1 to evade antibody recognition, also restrict small-molecule-mediated neutralization.

On the political front, Republicans, who are widely critical of the bureau, say restricting small dollar, short-term loans will cut off struggling consumers' access to a legal financial lifeline during emergencies.

Path-dependent networks can provide critical resources but are more restricted, smaller, and less diverse than calculative networks (Hite and Hesterly 2001).

Consolidation is when one company puts tons of other smaller companies out of business or at least severely restricts smaller guys' ability to compete.

Tobler et al. [ 23] concluded that drug-prevention programs yield more positive outcomes when they are more restricted, smaller, and focused.

This definition is imperfect and controversial because it does not make a distinction among fetuses who are constitutionally small, growth restricted and small, and growth restricted but not small.

As in all arthropods, the chelicerate body has a very small coelom restricted to small areas round the reproductive and excretory systems.

This method is therefore restricted to small trees at small scales [38, 48].

Their efficiency is low, and applications are restricted to small power ratings.