Sentence examples for sufficiently restricted from inspiring English sources

However, sampling stations are assumed to be sufficiently restricted so that observations in time and space can be linked without ambiguity.

And then is a diet with about 30percentt carbohydrates sufficiently restricted to be considered a low-carb diet — the N.I.H. diet included blueberry muffins at breakfast, spaghetti at lunch and wraps for dinner.

With sufficiently good initial error estimates and sufficiently restricted external inputs and perturbation parameter, nonlinear observers for each class of perturbed systems are designed so that the error between the exact states and the estimated states goes to zero.

As before, the main difficulty here is in reconciling our everyday beliefs with a sufficiently restricted ontology: after all, people and even fundamental particles seem sometimes to be indeterminate.

And the orthodox quantum-mechanical state description of systems is supplemented by a set of properties, which depends on the quantum-mechanical state and which is supposed to be rich enough to account for the occurrence of definite macroscopic events and their classical-like behavior, but sufficiently restricted to escape all the known no-hidden-variables theorems.

The space between microvilli is sufficiently restricted that it will represent a barrier to free diffusion within the lumenal space.

But privacy law experts say that many schools are employing student assessment software and other services without sufficiently restricting the use of children's personal data by vendors.

Based on the evaluation results, we propose a receiver-oriented design of Bloom filters to sufficiently restrict the probability of a wrong routing decision.

Speaking for the doves, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, an Independent who is considering a campaign for the Democratic Presidential nomination, immediately came out against the resolution because, he said, it does not sufficiently restrict the deployment of American troops in Iraq and Syria.

Republicans also said that the vote was a proxy for a larger dispute over abortion, because they said the bill did not sufficiently restrict the use of federal money for insurance covering abortions.

Judge Leonard B. Sand of Federal District Court in Manhattan ruled that the city law violated First Amendment guarantees of free speech because, without safeguards like specific time limits for a response to applications, the law does not sufficiently restrict the risk of censorship by city officials.