Sentence examples for restricted to consider from inspiring English sources

Secondary analyses will also be restricted to consider the last month preceding the fatal event.

Consequently, that study was restricted to consider mainly cis-regulation associations between SNPs and genes within 1 M bp of the SNP in question—whicis-regulation associationssts dramatically.

This spring a Commons backbench debate was carefully restricted to considering only the DPP's criteria for prosecution.

Previous literature is restricted to considering two features in parallel.

Moreover, one can find that the main results of [17] are restricted to considering the Nicholson's blowflies delayed systems with the nonlinear density-dependent mortality term a ( t ) x b ( t ) + x and give no opinions about a ( t ) − b ( t ) e − x.

We were restricted to considering non-lineage-informed methods since we did not find any lineage informed methods in the literature.

Thus, in this understanding, the approach to an inert body, or an animal body, or a dead body, would be the same, since it is restricted to not consider the movement of that body, and cannot distinguish the difference between them.

Additional sensitivity analyses considered myocardial infarction as an outcome (a subset of coronary artery disease cases), or were restricted to nonsmokers (to consider a group without another strong cardiovascular disease risk factor).

The system was not restricted to cases considered weak or without merit.

However, the authors analyze only the case in which every user in the system transmits one symbol spread to all subcarriers, and as a consequence, their diversity results are restricted to the considered model and with a low data rate.

As myelination of the cortico-spinal tract is not restricted to the considered short developmental period (3 21 weeks) but continues up to 142 weeks (Kinney et al. 1988), it could have happened that the most dynamic changes during this period were in the middle portion, making our approach classify it as relatively more advanced.