Sentence examples for restrictive set of from inspiring English sources

New York has a largely dysfunctional medical cannabis industry, typified by a restrictive set of qualifying conditions, challenges finding doctors willing to issue recommendations, and restrictions on what kinds of products can be sold in medical dispensaries.

"Nature only uses a restrictive set of molecules and chemical reactions out of many thousands available.

Instead, the military insisted that they sign a new, significantly more restrictive set of rules.

You'll probably have to live with your landlord's furniture and decoration and a restrictive set of rules.

The reaction rate of the oxidation of ethylene glycol is increased but for a restrictive set of conditions.

We discuss a restrictive set of such geometries, where anti-D3 branes are smeared at the tip.

Would they have to comply with two restrictive sets of regulations?

Most sensitivity analyses showed no differences between measures of effect calculated with broad sets of codes and those with more restrictive sets of codes, suggesting that the majority of cases included in the original definition were verified by the stricter criteria.

For each platform, error rates and accuracy are presented in terms of the interval tested, which consists of high-confident variant loci within the MIG (Table  1, left); Common Target File (Table  1, middle); and Union Target File (Table  1, right) or a less-restrictive set of loci within subsets of GC-rich regions (Table  2).

"We think it's important that people don't feel confined to restrictive, set ways of working," Jones offers.

This tends to be a more restrictive setting in terms of changing work habits or areas of practice or limiting patient contact.