Sentence examples for set restricted from inspiring English sources
Future generations will have to either clean up this mess or resign themselves to living in a country with a skill set restricted to serving up hamburgers.Virginia Benton Morris Carol Stream, IllinoisRich man, poor man* SIR – I must confess some measure of disappointment in your placid acceptance of Barack Obama's definition of "the rich" ("What now for Obamacare?", August 1st).
Administrators can set restricted communities to be the default for an organization, but users can always choose another setting, too.
Among the software's new features will be the ability to set restricted profiles, meaning parents can, for example, only give their child access to certain functions on a device.
For instance is the average 1-log50k predicted binding value for the ligands in the training data set restricted to the alleles HLA-DRB1*0101 and HLA-DRB1*0301 0.49±0.19 and 0.19±0.14, respectively.
Lack of sufficient number of [GT/AC]n in the resequencing data set restricted our population-specific determination of threshold values to [A/T]n alone.
For comparative purposes the models were built using both the imputed data set and a data set restricted to cases with complete data.
In order to study this circumstance, we re-ran our method on the curated data set, restricting our method to using only a percentage of the total vocabulary available on the publication list webpages.
Similar analyses were also performed using population sets restricted to the more closely related Han Chinese, Japanese, and Korean groups, as well as a group restricted to Han Chinese and Chinese Americans (Table 2).
A "Closed" privacy setting restricts the information posted to the Facebook group page, but anyone can see who the members are.
However, it is important to note that this data set restricts our patient population to those aged ⩾65 years.
A statement of objections by the union says Visa Europe's multilateral interchange fees, which Visa sets, "restrict competition" between banks and can lead to higher costs for consumers and "infringes European antitrust rules".
