Sentence examples for restrictions guide from inspiring English sources

Primary restrictions guide the selection of entities and the set of conservation and balance equations needed to formulate an augmented entropy inequality (EI).

When educated guesses are needed, a researcher's experience and scientific restrictions guide the choice of a correlation.

The policy that Obama settled on, and Collins endorsed, seemed an elegant solution to the stem-cell controversy: the ban on funding new embryonic-stem-cell lines would be lifted, while keeping the Bush restrictions guiding how those new lines would be derived.

As pointed out by Bradford et al. (2005), the costs of meeting regulatory requirements and market restrictions guided by regulatory criteria are substantial impediments to the commercialization of transgenic crops (Bradford et al., 2005).

In practice, however, obstetricians and patients will let factors other than growth restriction guide decision making at delivery.

Mitchell et al [ 1] showed that patients with ARDS managed with diuresis/ fluid restriction and guided by the measurement of EVLW had significantly less EVLW than those managed conventionally using the PAOP; furthermore, a >15% reduction in EVLW was associated with a reduction in ventilator and ICU days.

Thus, we began developing a restriction enzyme guided genotyping-by-sequencing method termed Digital Genotyping (DG), when the 454 genome sequencing platform became available [ 21] and later transitioned this technology onto the Illumina GAIIx and HiSeq2000 to take advantage of their increased sequencing capacity [ 22].

Before throwing money around again, we need new legal restrictions that can guide budgeting in an era of surpluses.

The change in my perspective gave me inner peace and I was able to use my physical restrictions as a guide to determining what would serve me best during that time of relative confinement.

If you want to bypass these restrictions, see this guide.

Only then should we consider the need to abandon legal restrictions that have guided America for two generations.