Sentence examples for substantial restriction from inspiring English sources

First appearances notwithstanding, this is not a substantial restriction.

A 2006 study of stroke survivors adjusting to wheelchair use identified substantial restriction in care providers' social roles and an increased burden of care [ 9].

The most substantial restriction in a candidate gene microarray is that it gives information only on a limited number of genes.

Given the substantial restriction in choice of specialist provider and the accompanying financial and transport barriers discussed in this study, innovative models could address navigational barriers in the health system.

But others want to see more substantial restrictions imposed on the studies that pose the most danger.

His solicitor, Nigel Beaumont, said his client was a chartered accountant with no previous convictions who would not accept "substantial restrictions" on his human rights.

And whatever their motivation or intentions, the effect of the substantial restrictions on abortion that the Republican candidates favor would be damaging to women.

Mr. Moussaoui would get little sympathy from prisoners at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, who will be tried before military commissions, if they are tried at all, and will face even more substantial restrictions on their access to lawyers.

He said it would be impossible for Bilingual SEIT or other providers to cheat the program "given the substantial restrictions, as well as a multitude of checks and balances, that are in place".

Consequently they want to impose substantial restrictions on any such service, but each labels has different concerns and demands.

The present cure against tuberculosis has substantial restrictions, in terms of their efficiency, side-effect outline, and complication of handling.