Sentence examples for restricted the average from inspiring English sources

To avoid issues of excessive divergence resulting in saturation, we restricted the average divergence calculation to those genes with d S <2, following the example of Axelsson et al. (2008).

McDonald's has definitely made the right decision in restricting the average customer to a 25ml tub.

Its most important provision restricts the average working week for most employees to a 48-hour maximum.The impact on employers and the economy has been substantial.

A growing percentage (46% in the lastest poll) of Americans say that the government has "gone too far" in restricting "the average person's civil liberties" in order to protect the country.

In another sign of Americans' unsettled feelings, when asked what worried them more -- that the government would fail to enact strong antiterrorism laws or that the government would enact new antiterrorism laws that excessively restrict the average person's civil liberties -- Americans were evenly divided, 43 to 45percentt.

In the new survey, released on Wednesday, 45 percent of the public said they thought the government's antiterrorism policies have "gone too far in restricting the average person's civil liberties" — as compared with 40 percent who said they have "not gone far enough to adequately protect the country".

Prof Sir Bob Watson said that any hope of restricting the average temperature rise to 2C was "out the window".

The second condition restricts the average interference power over all subcarriers caused by secondary user to main user.

Power allocation problem is formulated to a minimization under the conditions that a minimal speed bound is set for secondary user's data transmission and a maximal threshold is set to restrict the average interference power caused by secondary user to main user.

We restrict the average risk (e.g. prevalence) and PVE (e.g. heritability) using two observations.

Second, through the addition of a further turn away from the stimulus after stage 2, prolonging the time taken to attain a final escape direction and restricting the average velocity (Fig. 4).