Sentence examples for to be restrictive from inspiring English sources
The noise in both groups did not tend to be restrictive on work or recreational activity in the majority of patients, however, any restriction that was encountered tended to be in those with a CoC THR (p < 0.01) (Fig. 9).
"Co-op boards tend to be restrictive on anything west of Lexington.
In principle, news outlets are supposed to be restrictive in their use of anonymous sources.
"Regulations tend to be restrictive on how the engineering can be done," Mr. Plucinsky said.
"The only reason they claimed it to be restrictive was because no men had joined.
Before getting their cars most drivers said they expected the 150km range to be restrictive.
The powers given to investment trustees were restrictive and narrow, and the trustees were expected to go through expensive and complicated procedures to exercise them.
But this leads to the algorithm being restrictive in the sense that it only searches for stem-loop motifs.
"If the American position in the light of 'fast track' is going to be extremely restrictive in relation to Brazilian products that are competitive for export, the Brazilian counteroffer will be equally restrictive".
