"restricted experience" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a narrow or limited range of activities or knowledge that a person has. For example: Having lived in only one region, his experience is quite restricted.
Both philosophers restrict experiences of God to phenomenal content somehow analogous to sense perception.
These reports indicate that NgR signaling restricts experience-dependent plasticity in the adult brain.
Thus, the postsynaptic inactivation of ADF/cofilin by NgR signaling may be responsible for restricting experience-driven synaptic AMPAR delivery in the adult cortex, and NgR1/Troy/cofilin signaling is likely to act at postsynaptic sites to restrict synaptic AMPAR delivery.
In what follows, "experiences" will be restricted to experiences in any of the five modalities or kinesthetic experience or some combination.
57 The chronic patient must face four dilemmas: restricted life, experience of social isolation, stigma from others versus his/her frustrated expectations, and finally threat to family members or close social environment because of the needs and demands for care related to the disease consequences.
You will not be restricted from experiencing anything".
Our data indicate that women who restricted insulin experienced increases in BMI, while those who stopped restricting did not.
To date, less research focuses on the related questions of how PA levels may be restricted after experiencing a fall, potentially because FOF may result in activities being curtailed.
Maybe it was because I'd devoted my teens as an arty-loner to the consumption of dirty cult novels and late-night SBS movies that I missed the cultural message that my sexuality was something that I was supposed to deny, suppress, restrict and experience as a source of tension and shame.
