Sentence examples for restricted sizes of from inspiring English sources

The availability of precisely or at least restricted sizes of small HA polymers produced by recombinant technology has allowed studies that suggest a much more complex functional repertoire and interplay of high molecular weight HA versus HA fragments than previously suspected.

The recommendations are to further restrict new patios, to heavily restrict the sizes of any future dance floor and performance areas, and to restrict all new bars to a narrow one-floor storefront size.

Objective To assess the long term effect of United Kingdom legislation introduced in September 1998 to restrict pack sizes of paracetamol on deaths from paracetamol poisoning and liver unit activity.

Regulations adopted in the past few years restricted the size of houses that could be built in Pelham Gardens and adjacent neighborhoods.

France has had tough regulations against large chain outlets since 1996, when the Raffarin law restricted the size of hypermarkets (strengthening a similar regulation from 1973).

But the prospect of an agricultural land rush created so much controversy that Mr. Putin's government agreed to a compromise that banned foreign ownership of farms and restricted the size of farms that Russians could assemble.

If so, then winds from black holes could have restricted the size of galaxies in the early universe.

Did I think it was better that they'd restricted the size of the crowd?

The diameter of the tunnels restricted the size of the trains, and the small carriages with their high-backed seating were nicknamed padded cells.

Furiouss long exhaust ducting hampered landing operations, and restricted the size of the hangars and thus the number of aircraft that she could carry.

As both regions are extremely gene rich, we restricted the size of the genomic candidate regions by combining linkage analysis and the haplotype association mapping results.