Sentence examples for restrictive steps from inspiring English sources

A single user with low privacy restrictions 'overcomes/ruins' all the protective and restrictive steps taken by peers".

He also said that there were other, less restrictive steps to protect against such disclosure — including the 45-second delay on an audio feed to public and media viewing rooms, which already allows security officials to cut off the sound if necessary.

The United States and France seem content to wait and see, while China could take more restrictive steps.

While the Court said the government could seek to shape funding to support a government message, such restrictive steps could not be imposed to the exclusion of a particular viewpoint.

The most restrictive step would have prohibited civic groups from assigning more than one observer to a polling station.

However, as pointed out recently [34], HLA-binding is the most restrictive step in determining immunodominance.

For kinase identification we cut out only those regions giving a signal in the in-gel kinase assay and considered only kinases with the correct molecular weight as a further restrictive step.

Application of this threshold limits the number of gene-transcript identifications to approximately 10 to 22 thousand genes per dataset (Table  1), supporting that this restrictive step removed numerous spuriously identified gene-transcripts.

The binding strength to the MHC class I molecules has been proved to be the most restrictive step for immunogenicity prediction and to be the easiest to estimate from the peptide sequence.

Especially, we use more restrictive time steps, say (tau=0.05h), to demonstrate that smaller time steps lead to better superconvergence results, when the final time is 0.1.

The first time-step limit prevents instabilities, while the second, more restrictive time-step limit avoids both instabilities and nonphysical oscillations.