Sentence examples for restricted in part from inspiring English sources
Exports have been restricted, in part by government regulation that has favoured domestic use, and by the lack of infrastructure for converting the gas to liquid and transferring it to tankers.
Outcomes have been restricted, in part, by challenges associated with the transplant site, poor vascularization, and disruption of the native islet architecture during the isolation process.
While some elements will always be restricted in part to the hospital setting in which they occur, there are several aspects where best practice could be shared amongst hospitals and, where issues such as wait times have been acknowledged, alternative pathways can be explored in order to address areas which can impact negatively on children.
However, the use of WBPET in breast cancer is restricted in part due to the lower levels of F-fluorodeoxyglucose (FDG) tracer uptake in some breast malignancies compared to other cancers and the small size of many screen-detected malignancies [ 20].
In contrast, when this DR and UL141 were coexpressed, TRAIL-R2 was restricted in large part to the ER,.
However, this interpretation is likely restricted in large part by cellular context, as MEK/ERK signaling functions as a positive regulator of differentiation in embryonic stem cells (Ying et al., 2008), in contrast to the role of MEK/ERK signaling in MEPMs.
"Coverage is still restricted in many parts of Britain, particularly in some of the most important environments for the police and emergency services such as on the underground.
Glyphosate use has been banned or restricted in large parts of Europe because of alleged links to a host of health problems, ranging from birth defects and kidney failure to coeliac disease, colitis and autism.
On public beaches and at seaside resorts, the construction of bars and restaurants to deliver food and beverages to visitors is prohibited or highly restricted in many parts of the world.
Such activities are heavily restricted in other parts of Singapore.
Collecting rain water is restricted in many parts of the U.S. It is legal only under very specific circumstances in the state of Colorado, and it is illegal altogether in certain other states.
