Sentence examples for restrictive support from inspiring English sources

With a comparatively restrictive support for new and existing plants, it is expected that total installed electric capacity of biomass plants will start to decrease by the early to mid-2020s, as the shutdown of old plants will come to dominate the installation of new capacities [121].

After a further 4 d growth the cap had formed a firm, but not restrictive, supporting collar around the base of the shoot.

The current electronic design was found to be restrictive in supporting these functions.

Using parameter-dependent Lyapunov functions and employing two slack variables, this extension states robust admissibility LMI conditions that are less restrictive, as supported by our numerical examples, than the existing ones.

There are still important arguments for being restrictive and supporting a non-disclosure policy.

In "Manifesto for a European Renaissance," Benoist argues that white Europeans should not just support restrictive immigration policies; they should oppose such diluting ideologies as multiculturalism and globalism, taking seriously "the premise that ideas play a fundamental role in the collective consciousness".

In brain-injured patients, there are insufficient data to support restrictive or liberal hemoglobin levels [30, 31].

New evidence is emerging to support restrictive transfusion in acute upper GI bleeding [1], septic shock [2] and traumatic brain injury [3].

Preliminary findings support restrictive parental control as an efficacious approach to reducing the likelihood of experiencing online risk [ 34].

In brain-injured patients, there are insufficient data to support restrictive or liberal hemoglobin levels [ 30, 31].

A recent genetic screen has yielded a novel hyperactive Sleeping Beauty transposase (designated as SB100X) that was shown to be more active than piggyBac under restrictive conditions that support their peak activity [ 28].