Sentence examples for restricted to accommodate from inspiring English sources
When the area of road available for traffic is further restricted to accommodate the construction of a new or replacement sewer, the traffic congestion undoubtedly becomes worse and unacceptable to the road users.
Coverage is restricted to frameworks capable of accommodating a visual and physical description of fluid flow and associated spatial inhomogeneities that might ultimately lead to predictions in a variety of situations, in both laminar and turbulent flows.
Compared to existing magnet systems, the new system is not restricted to point sources and can accommodate source diameters up to about 30 mm.
Unfortunately, electrode analyses in conscious animals have been traditionally restricted to nonhuman primates and occasionally rats, as mice were too small to accommodate the field's standard equipment.
Tyler makes a comment that his room does not have to accommodate all of his needs; his life is not restricted to just one space.
FOBTs are restricted to four per shop, but bookmakers can open multiple high street stores to accommodate more.
There was consensus that the current system of gene testing, which is largely restricted to patients seen by specialist cancer genetic services, does not have capacity to accommodate the increasing demand for cancer gene testing.
The fact that both ORC and Fkh1/2-binding sites are restricted to the NDR suggests that the NDR is critical for accommodating functional complexes in the origins.
Further thrusting during D3 was restricted to the core of the Mud Buttes as the deforming sequence accommodated further compression imposed by the advancing ice.
Although the ship could accommodate 2200 passengers, American Express advertised that membership in the cruise would be restricted to 450, ensuring that only the best cabins would be utilized.
Control systems for wheelchairs have to accommodate a wide variety of disabilities and capabilities; some people can use a joystick, others are restricted to blowing in a tube in different ways to signify left, right, accelerate, and so on.
