Sentence examples for restricted had from inspiring English sources

However, Diabetes UK says its survey found a quarter of those whose prescriptions had been restricted had been told by their GP that this was because of restrictions put in place by their local Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG).

Many of the agencies who said the act needed to be restricted had received only a handful of disclosures under the scheme.

Indeed, his day-to-day existence could not have been more severely restricted had he been the subject of a full blown control order.

Overstocked cows that were temporally restricted had greater feeding rates during the day (156 vs. 137 ± 4 g/min) and especially during the peak feeding period (175 vs. 146 ± 4 g/min) compared with cows that were not restricted.

Cows that were feed and energy restricted had reduced dry matter intake, net energy for lactation intake, circulating glucose concentrations, and milk production, but greater body weight and body condition score losses than AL cows.

When the scientists compared the figures across chimpanzee research sites, they found that the level of human interference (e.g. whether the chimps had been fed, or their habitat restricted) had little effect on the number of killings.

Also mycobacteria specific CD8+ T cells, that are MHC-E restricted, have been identified.

In fact, the number of survivors who have elected to report restricted has doubled in the last two years -- a clear sign they do not have confidence.

The design of the study restricted having data on all these covariates at the time of death or follow-up.

Some veterinary state boards already restrict having compounded drugs from a compounding pharmacy kept at the veterinarian clinic for "office use" (State of the State of Drug compounding on Minnesota).

For decades, most urban couples have been restricted to having one child.