Sentence examples for restricted thus from inspiring English sources

In syntax, too, earlier freedom was restricted; thus, the use of the accusative and infinitive in oratio obliqua ("indirect discourse") became obligatory, and fine discrimination was required in the use of the subjunctive.

At the same time, when BW/FW is high, the metabolism of a plant is restricted, thus causing negative RGR of H. contortus under SS.

The game employed diagonal lines balklines at the table's corners to regions where counts were restricted, thus "cutting off four triangular spaces in the four corners, [taking] away 711 mm of the 'nursing' surface of the end rails and 1422 mm on the long rails".

Perhaps the two proteins are folded independently with more charged residues exposed and their conformation change during complex formation is very restricted, thus the two proteins prefer to interact in an electrostatic complementary manner.

At increased substrate concentrations, with a fixed enzyme loading, the lateral (two-dimensional) diffusion of bound enzymes is believed to be restricted, thus inhibiting the synergy between exo and endo-enzymes [ 47].

This analysis demonstrated that whereas FASN was strongly expressed in every tissue examined, expression of PKD1L2 was more restricted, thus indicating that the APKD1L2_1 antibody does not recognize FASN (Supplementary Material, Fig. S6A).

Restricting, thus, the comparison to coding regions only, we found ASPic to be the most accurate system to predict introns in human ENCODE.

Medicare's restricted reimbursement thus distorts the system.

DNAgard® and DNAstable® reagents are not "Restricted Articles", thus negating most regulations associated with transport.

High solids concentration and larger solids tend to restrict rotation, thus the initial distribution may be maintained through the flow length.

However, our findings showed little difference in the pooled estimates when restricting analysis, thus supporting the overall results.