Sentence examples for restricted the list from inspiring English sources

DEBORAH TREISMAN: As I said above, we restricted the list to North American writers.

We also restricted the list mostly to critical conditions that potentially require an organ support (Table 1).

We also restricted the list of contenders to families that retain a controlling interest in the firm, which leaves out the Knight Ridder and McGraw-Hill families.

With hopes of improving the bill's chances of progressing, the legislation's champion, Senator Diane Savino, restricted the list of qualifying conditions to a mere 20 ailments, including debilitating diseases such as AIDS, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, cancer and post-traumatic stress disorder.

In this manner, we restricted the list of putative candidate genes and exploited their documented interactions in biological pathways related to the study.

In addition, the EU-ADR network restricted the list of drugs based on the amount of drug exposure that would be required to identify associations with selected adverse events at pre-specified relative risk (RR) values.

We selected genes with a p-value ≤ 0.01 and further restricted the lists to transcripts whose change in abundance was greater than 2-fold.

We have also opted against restricting the list to apps optimised for Honeycomb-only software, given the existence of a number of tablets running earlier versions of Android.

Any move to enforce environmental standards by restricting the list to hybrids would probably be considered a form of regulation and subject to the same legal challenge.

The Bush campaign has characterized the Gore proposal as a "one-size-fits-all plan" that would interfere with the authority of doctors, presumably by restricting the list of drugs covered by insurance.

Since 2008, the Conservative Party of Canada has changed the way potential immigrants are selected, restricting the list of eligible skilled occupations to only about 30; previously most professional, technical and management occupations were acceptable, Mr. Aujla said.