Sentence examples for slightly more restricted from inspiring English sources

Spruces (Picea) and firs (Abies) are only slightly more restricted.

As it's a specialist sport, opportunities for beginners to get involved are slightly more restricted.

The right to self-defense is slightly more restricted under Article 51 of the UN Charter, which refers to the "inherent right of individual or collective self-defence if an armed attack occurs" until the Security Council has taken action.

For the confirmed male victims, the age of the suspect was known for seven cases and was slightly more restricted, ranging from 14 to 48 years, with a mean age of 24.43 (SD = 11.43).

Insertion of gfp after the initiation codon in the exon unique to transcripts f/g, however, yielded a strong signal that, in contrast to the other positive results for nurf-1, was not nuclear-localized, with a slightly more restricted tissue distribution (WBID Expr9842).

In the KT, movement is slightly more restricted than CA, suggesting that warfare intensity is higher in open plains than in hilly and mountainous landscapes.

Compared to the very poorly known tepui subspecies of Band-winged Nightjar (Systellura longirostris roraimae), Roraiman Nightjar is slightly smaller, lacks the tawny hindneck collar, and has more restricted white markings in the wings and tail.

Amazon Web Services' issues were slightly more severe, however, restricting restricting users' ability to Netflix and chill.

Other groups are more restricted.

Japan's options are more restricted.

Examples of negative easements are more restricted.