Sentence examples for restriction on the inflow of from inspiring English sources

The second policy dummy variable equals one if in a given country and year only partial restriction on the inflow of workers to its labor market were applied, and zero otherwise.

Medical schools were autonomous in their decisions on the inflow of students.

Measurements based on the inflow of magnetically labelled water into the tissue using arterial spin labelling (ASL) with MRI.

Israel said that as part of its easing of restrictions, it will expand the inflow of material for construction projects in Gaza that are carried out with Palestinian Authority approval and under international supervision.

There are other things to take on board too, such as the inflow of a "new wave" of highly-educated, well-trained young journalists with digital knowledge.

World bond funds are on a pace this year to surpass the inflow of $23.55 billion of 2009, despite a recent slowing.

Unfortunately the bigger you are on Facebook and Twitter the larger the inflow of comments and messages that need to monitored and attended to.

Second, for hydro electric power generation, changes in precipitation and temperature have impacts on the supply of electricity through a shift in the inflow of water: both annual inflow and the distribution of inflow between summer and winter will change.

Cash from operating activities, on the other hand, reflects the actual cash collected, not the inflow of accounts receivable.

Now being tested on a Town and Country minivan, it enables the driver to control the inflow of information from cell phones, navigation systems and warning messages.

So Caucci and I put his boat in on the main stem of the Delaware, hoping to stay ahead of the inflow of rising waters.