Sentence examples for restricted and less from inspiring English sources
Funding for teaching is more restricted and less transparently advertised than research fellowships and grants, leaving those on Teaching-Focussed contracts at a disadvantage when external funding success is a promotion criterion.
A comparison of meiotic mutants and normal genotypes leads to the conclusion that the genomic distribution of crossover exchanges in normal meiosis is more restricted and less proportional to physical distances than in meiosis altered by mutations [ 64– 64].
Without a reformation of the interpretation of Islam and evolution of methods of governance, the possibilities of Muslim people to achieve will remain restricted and less secure.
However, MAGE expression is restricted, and almost less than half of the tumours studied express MAGE.
In some applications of compound parabolic concentrators (CPCs), the incidence angle of solar rays on the absorber is restricted and must be less than a specified value (θe) for efficient energy conversion or transfer.
Path-dependent networks can provide critical resources but are more restricted, smaller, and less diverse than calculative networks (Hite and Hesterly 2001).
The injury never completely healed, but with the temperature today reaching the mid-90's, Diaz felt less restricted, and it showed in her play.
Our stations consist of a normal bike rack and a signpost for instructions – stations can be moved easily, construction work is minimised, users are less restricted, and it's more affordable.
As a result, the flow metal at the tool-work piece interface is relatively less restricted and the preform exhibits reduced barreling phenomena.
It was found that to keep inbreeding rates low (about 1% per generation), a minimum of 50 pairs of breeders should be selected and the number of progeny tested should be restricted and standardized to not less than 30 50 progeny per pair.
Second, there is a drop in the number of participants in panel 2. A possible explanation is that the subjects we discussed in panel 2 were more restricted and detailed and therefore less attractive than those in panel 1.
