Sentence examples for terms of restriction from inspiring English sources

The photophysical properties in the solid state are also briefly presented, showing in some cases an increase of the emission intensity, discussed in terms of restriction of intramolecular roto-vibrational motions.

We investigated to what extent the recognised epitopes could be explained directly in terms of restriction by one of the patient's six HLA class I alleles.

We found that measures might be strategically applied and rescinded without the effect of additional illness and with savings of societal costs in terms of restriction of usual activities.

This provides a more reliable estimate about the impact of rheumatoid arthritis in terms of restriction on activities and medical care utilization, and may be more realistic when generalizing to the overall disease population in our country.

These results are shown in Table 2 and 3 which globally summarize optical mapping accuracy in terms of restriction fragment identification and sizing vs. in silico maps created from sequence data (pseudomolecules).

The over-expression of boBST-2 in BEK cells and the deletion of IE1 in BoHV-4 genome should amplify the BoHV-4ΔIE1 phenotype, in terms of restriction release of BoHV-4ΔIE1 IRVPs into the infected BEK-boBST-2 cells supernatant, if BoHV-4IE1 was a real BST-2 counteracting factor.

"What's good for the goose has to be good for the gander, so if you have more rules coming in place in terms of restrictions on business donations then you equally should apply those to union donations," Chester said.

The first conception characterizes value incommensurability in terms of restrictions on how the further realization of one value outranks realization of another value.

In terms of restrictions, the service allows users to add both tracks and entire albums to playlists and stream an unlimited amount of music for free, perhaps reflecting the prevalence of the 'grey' market in Russia.

Unlike the work by Li et al., the availability policy in [4] is a high-level requirement, and it is expressed in terms of restrictions on permission set and user set.

However, Japan's aviation market, one of the most regulated in the region in terms of restrictions on access to the number of airport gates and airline ownership, is in the process of embracing the low-cost model of air travel popular in other regions.