Sentence examples for restrictive availability from inspiring English sources

It could, for example, be assumed that consumers prefer a more restrictive availability for larger pack sizes of OTC medicines.

The assumption of the Dutch government that consumers prefer a less restrictive availability is not supported by our findings when consumers are confronted with safety information on medication.

Reasons for this include restrictive legislation, drug availability, lack of training, and fears over addiction and dependence [ 6, 22].

To overcome the restrictive assumption on the availability of the states for measurement, a state observer is introduced.

In this study, Geographic Information Systems GISS) technology was utilized to examine the impact of increasingly restrictive legislation on the availability of land for the siting or expansion of confined livestock operations.

Roots are one of the primary sites responsive to restrictive conditions of water availability and, as a result, synthesize chemical signals for a rapid response of the plant to drought stress [ 41].

The elderly (≥65 years) were more restrictive in their preferences for availability than younger people.

However, we must guard against overly restrictive legislation that could reduce the availability of credit to low- and moderate-income consumers and increase the costs for those who use their credit cards responsibly.

"My concern is that the availability may be too restrictive.

These include the moderate effectiveness of the vaccine [ 23], the lack of data suggesting that nosocomial transmission is a significant problem [ 24], and the availability of alternative, less restrictive policies to achieve the same goals.

This may be explained by the fact that despite the worldwide production and consumption of cannabis, [ 21] many countries have introduced very restrictive regulation which has reduced its availability.