Sentence examples for restricted and a from inspiring English sources

The water drainage was restricted and a reservoir with 5 cm depth of water underlaid the substrate to simulate a similar growing environment to the sea coast.

They can therefore be used to particular advantage where the width of a channel is restricted and a weir is required to pass a range of discharges with a limited variation in upstream water level.

Microstructural characterization of the weld metal revealed that the MIEA joint design yielded microstructures in which columnar growth was restricted and a grain refining effect occurred without the addition of inoculants, even with preheating of the joints.

About the appropriate visiting hours, 10% of the nurses state that as long as full isolation precautions are applied there should be no restrictions, 89.2% of the nurses state that time, individual and age restrictions should be applied, and 0.8% of the nurses state that it should be severely restricted and a rigid observation of rules should be applied.

Diagnostic microbiology is often lacking and so MRSA would go unrecognised, health care including access to expensive antibiotics is restricted, and a large proportion of health care is provided by traditional healers or untrained personnel working in local dispensaries.

In short segments (e.g., a single synteny block; Fig. 1A), the operation is restricted and a pattern of shuffling may appear evident.

Media freedom was restricted, and an increasing number of human rights abuses were cited by international observers.

Lüderitz itself is not restricted and is a centre of rock-lobster fishing and processing.

These types of analyses are spatially restricted and require a non-random approach to defining areas for sampling.

Some studies were geographically restricted and, as a result, may have limited generalizability and lack of representiveness of populations.

His visits were still restricted and it took a long time to set up another one.