Sentence examples for restrictive effects from inspiring English sources

One wonders about the inhibiting, restrictive effects of such technicalities or legalities on Mr. Sánchez's writing, which sounds like more of a pitch or a proposal than a play.

A withdrawal of gold from the banking system could not only have severe restrictive effects on the economy but could also lead to a run on banks by those who wanted their gold before the bank ran out.

Therefore, the average growing season/spring NDVI could not accurately characterize the restrictive effects of vegetation growth on spring dust storms (Fan et al. 2014).

Based on these criteria, the authors grouped together similar types of legislation, according to its expansive effects or restrictive effects in terms of the prospective size of the forensic DNA databases (Tables 1 and 2).

Nevertheless, the proposed classification of expansive and restrictive effects of the legislation is still valid insofar it emphasizes the underlying principles and envisioned purposes of the diverse European forensic DNA databases.

The expansive or restrictive effects of legislation can be observed from the higher or lower number of individuals (and/or the proportion of the total population) and crime scene stains included in the databases, respectively (Table 3).

"We are not minimising the restrictive effect of depression.

Thus, the amount of a tariff does not necessarily determine its restrictive effect.

Customs classification and valuation procedures, health regulations, and marking requirements may also have a restrictive effect on trade.

But he has rightly insisted that, historically, "men's freedom of movement has [had] a real restrictive effect on that of women".

Compressive bearing capacity of HLFC and restrictive effect of HLFC on steel frame increased the shear strength and stiffness.