Sentence examples for restrictive activities from inspiring English sources

The results in general suggest that farmers show an aversion to drastic changes in land management activities but they can be encouraged to adopt relatively less restrictive activities through appropriate compensations.

Coloring might help to release tension, but it's a fundamentally more directed and restrictive activity than painting something from scratch.

The observation that at 80°C Tse1 cleaves within the hairpins indicates that an A A or T T mismatch at the centre of the recognition sequence (5'-GC(A/T)GC-3') does not prevent its restrictive activity.

It is also caused by the semi-restrictive activity of DCI, which keeps ROM of surgical segments as well as prevents excursive movement of cervical posterior facet joints, so as to benefit protecting the posterior stability.

A wide range of policy actions is covered by the response of the experts, ranging from fundamental and applied scientific research to concrete policy actions, both monitoring and awareness raising, and restrictive or prohibiting activities.

Regnerus writes, "In such an atmosphere, attitudes about sex may formally remain unchanged (and restrictive) while sexual activity becomes increasingly common.

I think that this is because, eventually, I find that activity restrictive and reductive.

At 38○C (restrictive temperature), kinase activity is inhibited and the population of cells arrests at the end of G1 phase.

"The government of China has continued to be extremely restrictive," by limiting the activities of monasteries and the number of monks, he said.

The cell adhesion activities followed restrictive modes and drove the formation of cell aggregates (10 25 cells) in the skin dermal region [ 44].

Human rights organisations and campaign groups are facing their biggest crackdown in a generation as a wave of countries pass restrictive laws and curtail activity.