"restrict the position" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to limit or confine the position in some way. Example: The new company policy will restrict the position of manager to those with at least five years of experience.
With so many qualified hopefuls, some institutions believe they have the right to restrict the position to candidates who do not have the complication of a physicist spouse.
Smaller size buffers restrict the position change of vehicles therefore the difference between optimal and rule-based heuristic resequencing model decreases or even same results are obtained from both models.
However, comparison of pyrido [2,3-d]pyrimidines and quinazolines suggests that the presence of the N8 hydrogen bond in inhibition by pyrido [2,3-d]pyrimidines may restrict the position of any bridge substituent, such as 9 or 10 methyl groups, preventing hydrophobic interaction of these features with the DHFR active site [53, 54].
This added interaction would restrict the position of the minichromosomes to a specific region of cohesin.
An asterisk indicates any base and is used to restrict the position of the motif in the octamer sequence.
Even predictions with modest accuracies are helpful because they restrict the positions to be examined.
The full library of 11025 peptides was docked to the Aq comparative model [14] using FRED [34], with tuned settings and a constraint to restrict the positioning of Lys264 (see File S1).
The vector evaluation restricts the position for each value in the answer template, with the sets evaluation concern with the number of all possible values without restricting its position in the solution.
Furthermore, the location of streets, sidewalks, hallways, etc. restricts the position of nodes, and traffic lights impact the flow of nodes.
We propose that the A408V allele restricts the position of the carbonyl oxygen at position 408 so as to make coordination of a cation impossible, thus leading to a permanently open ion channel.
By restricting the position of the nucleus to one side of the cytoplasm, development of the embryo into its 16-cell state would result in the escape of one cell past the noose, into the opposite end.
