Sentence examples for restrictive changes from inspiring English sources

A year ago equal distribution became overwhelming to users, then they made restrictive changes that hurt apps.

Pleural organization was also apparent by CT imaging demonstrating pleural abnormalities and by significant restrictive changes in pulmonary function by 7 days.

Restrictive changes in lung function and pleural thickness persisted at 14 days after induction of Streptococcal empyema, enabling assessment of pleural remodeling at subacute stages post-infection.

Since 2001, Denmark on the other hand has implemented a series of highly restrictive changes, making the country one of the most restrictive in Europe in the field of citizenship policies.

Up to 2016, only two restrictive changes were made: the first in 1997, when possibilities to bring in family members outside of the so-called nuclear family were limited, and the second in 2010, when a financial support requirement was introduced.

Arsenic has been associated with both obstructive and restrictive changes in pulmonary function (Guha Mazumder 2007).

The variable change in restrictiveness can take three values [−1, 0, +1] and the basis for deciding whether a policy introduced a more or less restrictive change was whether it extended or restricted the rights attributed to the targeted migrant group.

Her order became less restrictive after changes introduced by the Vatican in the 1960s.

SCIs often lead to restrictive respiratory changes.

Spinal cord injuries (SCIs) often lead to impairment of the respiratory system and, consequently, restrictive respiratory changes.

This opened the door for thousands of trans people to obtain proper legal identification that represented their gender identity, even in states with more restrictive gender change rules.