Sentence examples for restrict timing from inspiring English sources
Two studies did not restrict timing of AMI events to the influenza season.
Shortening the fuse restricts timing opportunism, but alleviates money-burning incentives only if managerial compensation is sufficiently concavified or the contract stipulates substantial investors' hurdle returns.
As a naturally occurring protein that functions normally in very restricted timings and places during organ development and maintenance, it is conceivable that ZSCAN4 biologics may be developed into a 'natural chromosome therapy'.
In response to concerns around the impacts of pesticide spraying in France's rural vine growing regions, however, moves to enable local authorities to restrict the timing and nature of spray operations were backed by the French parliament's upper house last year.
4. Restrict the timing of stock sales.
A seed needs to restrict its timing of germination to occur under favorable conditions, but if it restricts it too much it may never germinate at all.
Although, as suggested above, the involvement of the ventral striatum in interval timing may be restricted to timing tasks that entail explicit choice, this does not imply that the ventral striatum plays a pivotal role in all choice situations.
Chronotherapy, the concept of restricting the timing of drug treatments to maximise their efficacy and consequently reduce their toxicity, is a field which has grown rapidly in recent years with increasing experimental support (reviewed by Kaur et al. 2013).
"Then the options are to restrict location or timing or method of fishing, or some combination of all three," Dr. Croxall said.
Since we restrict the migration timing to the period after the wealth (as well as the other household characteristics) was observed, we avoid the reverse causality bias due to migration impacting wealth7.
