Sentence examples for restricted in the same from inspiring English sources

Because this is a million times shy of the relativistic limit, the behaviour of sound waves is not restricted in the same way.

Mathias verified that the UK interpretation is correct and that the intent of the provision is to ensure that CCM-excluded weapons are restricted in the same way that CCW protocol-permitted cluster munitions would be.

While a lot of controls have been put into place for apps aimed specifically at children, there is a whole swathe of apps and sites that are used by children as well as adults, which are not restricted in the same way.

In this way, if the SINR difference is lower than the maximum transmit power on the RB, the pico base station can re-use that RB for additional transmission; otherwise, it is restricted in the same way as for the macro base station.

Third, patients with 1-3 positive nodes only restricted in the same compartment based on JCGC classification were chosen.

(i) The restricted MDPs in the same level L p are independent, so they can be solved in parallel.

The Muslim holy book is banned and restricted in many of the same places and for many of the same reasons that limit the Bible's reach.

On occasion, we have observed that the covariation-corrected analysis identifies mutations in epitopes restricted by the same HLA allele as being "linked", when in fact a more likely explanation is that that they arise due to HLA-restricted targeting and escape within multiple epitopes, either simultaneously or sequentially over the disease course [27], [32], [44], [45], [46], [47].

The results of cluster analysis of all allelic profiles using the minimum spanning tree are shown in figure 2. In general, STs were restricted to the same serotype (Table 2) and the results between our data set and the pneumococcal MLST database [ 21] were concordant.

For example, associations between two AA that are in different epitopes restricted by the same HLA allele may be a consequence of immunodominance patterns, i.e., the preferential or time-ordered targeting of epitopes.

Why or why not? -Should all tennis players in one competition be restricted to the same type and make of racket?