Sentence examples for restricted transit from inspiring English sources

Restricted transit or not, Roosevelt Island is popular in New York, and on Saturday, visitors are expected to come to help observe the annual Roosevelt Island Day.

It escalated when Belarus restricted the transit of Russian gas into Europe.

These results show that Ascl1 is not restricted to transit amplifying populations but is also found in a subset of neural stem cells with long-term neurogenic potential in the adult brain.

And we can move beyond the box of current thinking that restricts public transit to a small fraction of what we actually need.

This conclusion is in contrast to our previous fate mapping studies using a BAC transgenic Ascl1::CreER™ mouse, where essentially all lineage marked cells differentiated to mature neurons within 30 days in the SVZ and the SGZ, which suggested that in this paradigm Ascl1 lineage cells are restricted to the transit amplifying populations [7].

It is used to detect malignant tumors because the diffusion of water molecules in a malignant tumor is restricted and therefore the transit distances have shorter than in normal parenchyma [ 5- 10].

A decade of progress stretching from the early 1970s through the early 1980s is now mostly forgotten, but high oil prices drove two Republican and one Democratic administration to lower highway speeds to 55 miles an hour, divert federal funds from highways to mass transit, restrict the use of oil by utilities and oblige automakers to improve their efficiency standards.

For the frustrated people here, the limits of mass transit restrict the boundaries of possibility, reinforcing poverty and a nebulous sense of futility.

Additionally, many of the roads between and around settlements are restricted to Israelis, making efficient transit difficult for Palestinians.

To facilitate their mobility and accessibility, a responsive planning approach would provide more small apartments and restricted parking in neighborhoods with greater transit proximity.

They are public servants.The old systems of private security remained in existence but, gradually, they came to be restricted to functions such as guarding cash in transit, sleuthing or making locks.