Sentence examples for restrictive only from inspiring English sources

Texas's own medical marijuana law is extremely restrictive: Only patients with severe epilepsy can get marijuana oils, and then only those that are low in THC.

Because the requirements were so restrictive, only a few thousand people made the cut before the deadline, leaving the vast majority of Dominicans of Haitian descent stateless.

Our conditions are quite restrictive (only Mass-Action and Michaelian kinetics), but do cover a large part of mathematical biology models.

Policies were restrictive only at the federal level with the Dickey- Wicker Amendment and President Bush's a ban on federal funding for research on certain stem cells.

We chose 10 E. coli CFU/100 mL as the water quality cutoff point based on WHO drinking water classification level of high risk 17; we also considered a cutoff point of 100 but found it to be too restrictive: only 26 households had a median E. coli concentration > 100 CFU/100 mL.

The government's restrictions on nightlife after the Cromañón fire, Schteingart continued, were "punitive and restrictive," but only focused on small DIY parties, leaving larger events relatively unscathed because authorities believed them to be easier to regulate.

This assumption is not only restrictive but erroneous since it is possible that a variable could have different effects on participation and intensity of participation (Wooldridge 2002; Ricker-Gilbert et al. 2011; Olwande and Mathenge 2012).

Thus, in a cohort of patients receiving not only restrictive but also malabsorptive surgery, vitamin intake could well play a significant role in homocysteine levels.

For instance, Royal Caribbean's policy seems to be more restrictive, not only preventing agencies from advertising lower prices but also barring them from selling cruises below its own published rates.

Its own arcade games, like Altered Beast and Golden Axe, made for decent European launch-title conversions, but as Nintendo's contracts with third parties proved restrictive and only ever favoured the NES-men, Sega moved to embrace creative teams from beyond its own departments.

Although humans did help the mammal survive, we have found that our restrictive cages only deter release.