Sentence examples for restricted to enabling from inspiring English sources

One insurance program is restricted to enabling access to tests and procedures at three Mayo Clinic sites based in the U.S. Finally, one medical travel company based in Canada targets U.S. customers rather than Canadians interested in travelling for medical care.

But Tom Watson, the Deputy Leader of the Labour Party, said the act should be extended, rather than restricted, to enable greater scrutiny of public authorities.

Chand (2006) highlights that the role of the public sector is more or less restricted to create an enabling environment for the expansion of private sector activities.

Full immunization is restricted to the basic immunizations to enable comparison between the two survey rounds as well as with studies from other countries and settings.

Although nonlinear models directly account for changing dynamics, the model form is restricted to linear differential equations to enable fast online cycle times for large-scale and real-time systems.

Expression of CEACAM3 is restricted to human granulocytes and enables these immune effector cells to phagocytose and eliminate CEACAM-binding microbes [28], [29], [30].

Rhamnolipid mediated shuttle across the outer skin barrier was not restricted to flagellin since rhamnolipids enable psoriasin expression by the cytokines IL-17 and IL-22 after topical application on human skin.

The MCA restricted to CHIKV + patients enabled us to demonstrate that CHIKV initial symptoms were highly interrelated, and to calculate severity scores that were strongly associated with persistence of arthritis after 30 months.

The fact that it is not restricted to a defined locus enables its use to hunt for genomic regions that are not identifiable by published literature or not immediately obvious after analysis of sequences.

The recent generation of transgenic models with overexpression of NOS3 restricted to the cardiac myocyte has enabled a unique appreciation of the ability of NO to modulate cardiac muscle, independent of changes in cardiac loading conditions.

In clinical practice, prediction can then be done without any exposure to treatment, which enables it to be restricted to responders.