Sentence examples for restricting the application of from inspiring English sources

Restricting the application of established science when crafting new E.P.A. rules could make it easier to weaken or repeal existing health regulations, these people say.

The critical problems restricting the application of these processes are the accurate design and analysis of the membrane module or module configurations.

The improved stability against opposing magnetic fields can be observed up to a depth of ∼3 mm along the diffusion direction, restricting the application of the Dy diffusion process to either thin magnets or magnets with tailored coercivity gradients.

Moreover, the data strongly reinforce the message that culture-adapted fibroblast cell models do not fully represent the functional state of cells in the body, thereby restricting the application of somatic cell genetic modification strategies that include selection to derive clonal lines.

It is therefore implicit in 'the concept of ordered liberty' and as such enforceable against the States through the Due Process Clause.' The Court asserts that there is no longer any logic in restricting the application of the Weeks exclusionary rule to the fruits of federal seizures, for Wolf recognizes that state seizures may also encroach on interests protected by the Federal Constitution.

Colonel Winthrop says, however, that 'the construction of these words has uniformly been that they are words of limitation restricting the application of the article to offenses not named or included in the articles preceding, the policy of the provision being, as it is expressed by Samuel, 'to provide a general remedy for wrongs not elsewhere provided for". Vol. 2, p. 1126.

Two critical issues restricting the applications of NiAl precipitate-strengthened ferritic steels are their poor room temperature ductility and insufficient creep resistance at temperatures higher than 600 °C.

However, many lncRNA loci overlap with protein-coding genes and even share common promoter regions, restricting the applications of available tools.

The disadvantage of using laccase is the high enzyme production costs, as the commercial laccases are still expensive despite strides made to reduce enzyme cost through modern biotechnology, thus restricting the applications of laccases [ 3].

Justice SOUTER purports to have restricted the application of Chevron Oil only to a limited extent.

That would be to restrict the application of RICO with respect to civil actions based on state law.