Sentence examples for restrict the introduction from inspiring English sources

The aim of a debugging methodology is to restrict the introduction of untested software or hardware to a single item.

"To hold the human responsible may restrict the introduction of automated vehicles into Australia and unnecessarily deny or delay the many potential benefits of the technology," the NTC found.

Rates of diabetes associated with it have soared, just as the free trade agreement restricted the introduction of generic drugs and extended the patents of pharmaceutical companies, straining the health budget.

Two years earlier, Walker had opposed the introduction of the 1962 Commonwealth Immigration Act, which sought to restrict the entry into Britain of black migrants from Commonwealth countries.

This range was greatly restricted by the introduction of the mildew diseases and grape phylloxera from North America in the mid-1800s, to which V. vinifera subsp. sylvestris is highly susceptible [ 9].

Some of the patients who entered the risk sharing scheme (and therefore started disease modifying treatments) at the outset will have had disease for a longer duration than is current clinical practice, as access to treatment in the UK was fairly restricted before the introduction of the scheme.

Figure 2B shows that introduction of the S202G substitution causes repositioning of the L180M and M204V residues to further restrict the ETV-TP binding site.

In the past, this problem was suppressed by the addition of a few percent Pb in the electroplated tin, but following the introduction of international laws restricting the use of lead in electronics, alternative strategies are necessary.

He also co-authored the first study that linked cell phone usage with car accidents, a widely cited article that has played a role in the introduction of legislation that restricts the use of phones while driving.

In addition, there were significant missing data in prospective diet records for breast-feeding and introduction of cereals, restricting the power of these risk analyses such that an effect could have been missed.

Here we countered potential "recent introduction" bias by restricting the analysis to short term users, and we still found a similar excess risk in comparison with short term use of oral contraceptives containing levonorgestrel (1.6-fold increased risk for drospirenone).