Sentence examples for restricting change from inspiring English sources

Physicians' practices are governed by attitudes that guideline recommendations may not produce the desired outcome, and cultural inertia restricting change in practice patterns.

Restricting changes to the reference codon only is essential for the model, since changes outside the reference codon will require the consideration of other overlapping codons outside of the sextet, and so ad infinitum.

We then altered each pre-factor randomly while restricting changes to at most 50 % above or below the original equal pre-factors.

Bedrock exposure and stable sediment storage units in the confined reach restricted changes to channel pattern.

The house was renovated by Mr. Algate but, because its listed status restricted changes, it retains features like oak beams, wooden window frames and exposed brickwork.

What differentiates Homeworks from other municipal housing programs is the fact that it imposes no income ceiling on prospective buyers, nor, until recently, did it restrict changes in design or upgrades that buyers could request (and pay extra for).

Many countries restrict changes on homes with historic designations.

The first place it writes is to the part of the kernel that restricts changes to its code--the hacker equivalent of wishing for more wishes.

The LGA said schools which decided to alter their uniform - for example a newly-converted academy that decides to change its emblem - should restrict changes to one or two items or to sew-on logos.

It said schools which decided to alter their uniform - for example a newly-converted academy that decides to change its emblem - should restrict changes to one or two items or to sew-on logos.

have asked the City Council to pass an ordinance designed to restrict changes in the use of public school property.