Sentence examples for restricting effects from inspiring English sources

All plastic displacements can take place without any restricting effects from the connections or cladding components.

Home ranges and locations of 19 radiomarked wild asses support the assumed restricting effects of more productive habitats and mountain ranges and additionally point towards a barrier effect of fences.

Moreover, the restricting effect of RGO makes NiO nanoparticles provide more active sites.

Prior-β grains remain columnar with boron addition but become narrower due to the wider solidification range and growth restricting effect of the boron solute.

Archaeological discussions of early agriculture have often used the Neolithic village of Çatalhöyük in central southern Turkey as a key example of the restricting effect of environment on agricultural production and organization.

Instead, some MWCNTs were found to be stacked at the interface of the two polymers, indicating that the high PC melt viscosity had a restricting effect on the movement of the MWCNTs.

As it was reported by Irshad et al. (2002) and Tabatabaei (2006), the increasing effect of N on Cl concentration in soil saturated paste can be attributed to anionic competition and restricting effect of ({text{NO}}_{3}^) on Cl− uptake by plant.

The ligament is inconsistently present, but, when present, there is an association between the transverse ligament attachment and the presence of tears in the medial meniscus as a result of restricting effect on anterior-posterior excursion of the anterior horn of the medial meniscus at lower degrees of knee flexion [61, 62].

The aim of this study was to identify the minimal degree of knee flexion required to eliminate the restricting effect of the musculus gastrocnemius on ADF.

In all of the models implanted with the Dynesys system, the ROM decreased dramatically due to the restricting effect of the implant.

The Arrhenius relation, normally used in biochemistry, does not contain a term that accounts for the restricting effect of molecular motions by the medium on the rate of a given reaction.