Sentence examples for restricted to bring from inspiring English sources

Food and water were available ad libitum until 10 days before behavioral testing, at which point daily food intake was restricted to bring body weights to 85% of ad libitum levels.

While he is restricted to bringing in new players by two transfer "windows" – one over summer, the other during January – he can make changes to personnel behind the scenes whenever he likes.

Leaders like Egypt's Mubarak, who are used to bringing hundreds, are restricted to bringing no more than five people.

Ruling out the possibility of overdetermination is not as simple, however, if we take the creaturely power to be restricted to that of bringing about a creature's modes.

Our analysis is restricted to PNAS, which brings limitations to our findings.

"In view of this operation, the military cantonment and its environs are restricted to people except those bringing relief materials," he said.

The venerable Nizam Club is restricted to members only, but it brings so much to the table that it deserves a mention, especially during Ramadan.

The current threat to language-learning risks widening the social divide still further: there is a danger that the social confidence and career advantages which bilingualism bring will be restricted to children whose parents actively support or finance their languages education.

This budding movement to bring the manufacturing back home is not restricted to America alone.

Adams was clearly resentful of lucrative long term contracts dealt out to his less talented players by previous managers, which restricted his ability to bring in fresh faces to boost their campaign.

Finally, the short duration of the intervention may have restricted its potential to bring the expected outcomes.