Sentence examples for restricted to prevent from inspiring English sources
The head of the Algerian regency, elected by fellow Janissary officers (from 1689), was titled dey, and, though his family life was restricted to prevent succession claims and he was confined to Algiers, he had virtually absolute power; 30 such deys ruled Algiers in succession between 1671 and 1830.
Under glucose crisis, TAZ is restricted to prevent further exhaustion to maintain cell survive.
Domestic water use was restricted to prevent its transfer to other purposes such as agriculture or industry.
It can begin to question whether individual liberties are worth their price or should be restricted to prevent chaos.
As there are no specific criteria for diagnosing RFS in critical illness, hypophosphataemic patients are often nutritionally restricted to prevent development of RFS.
Feinberg called it the harm principle: A person's liberty (or autonomy) is justifiably restricted to prevent harm to others caused by that person.
Medication safety includes, but is not restricted to, preventing adverse reactions, medication errors, adverse events and other medication-related problems.
Conditional knockout of Pou5f1 in mouse primordial germ cells results in their apoptosis [ 4], showing that the role of POU5F1 is not exclusively restricted to preventing differentiation.
For rClN values greater than 6.0 bohr the occupation of the molecular orbital corresponding to the Cl 3s atomic orbital had to be restricted to two to prevent erroneous orbital reordering.
In this study, we use suppressor genetics to unearth the Caulobacter capsule as determinant of the buoyancy trait and we identify HvyA, a member of the poorly characterized bacterial transglutaminase- like cysteine protease (BTLCP) family, as a PleC-dependent negative regulator that is restricted to G1-phase to prevent capsulation at this time in the cell cycle.
Conversely, the national scope of the study being restricted to Spain prevents international extrapolation of the results, particularly to countries with different dietary habits, which is a significant influence on diabetes outcomes [ 1, 4].
