Sentence examples for tools restrictions from inspiring English sources

EMMs are simply controls, methods, tools, restrictions, or other actions taken by responsible authorities to (help) reduce the exposure(s) of concern.

I recognized two ways to do this – the first is to use molecular tools (restriction enzymes), which were brand new back then, but the second is to use an electron microscope to visualize the DNA.

The paper discusses the general influence of lightweight design approaches on energy efficiency in machine tools and restrictions on the maximum mass reduction for structural components.

Chief Censor David Shanks is currently conducting research into New Zealand teenagers' porn habits, including a survey of 2,300 people aged between 14 and 17. "The question there is… when the average age to get a smartphone is 10 and a half to 11 years old, what sort of tools and restrictions can we really place on access to material that's widely available on the internet?" he said.

Some Web tools have restrictions on the size of input sequence, the number of peaks, or the size of upload file.

Research published there has suggested that cigarette packets have increasingly become an important marketing tool as restrictions on advertising and sponsorship have been brought in.

Research published in Australia has suggested that cigarette packets have increasingly become an important marketing tool as restrictions on advertising and sponsorship have been brought in.

Lin and Huang [18] studied nano-cutting process by MD simulation and proposed the innovative 'combined Morse potential function and rigid tool space restrictions criterion' as the chip separation criterion.

Over the past few decades, chemists have sought to develop low-molecular weight synthetic mimics of such enzymes, not only to help to improve our fundamental understanding of mechanistic aspects of enzyme action, but also with a view to developing new biotechnological tools (artificial restriction enzymes and footprinting agents) and nucleic acid-targetting therapeutics.

Furthermore, many factors play a role in the emergence of resistance such as from poor utilization of antimicrobial agents, transmission of resistant bacteria from patient to patient and from Health-care workers (HCWs) to patients and vice versa, lack of guidelines for appropriate and judicious use of antimicrobial agents and lack of easy-to-use auditing tools for restriction.

Although these platforms are of great value for metagenome analyses, they show the typical disadvantages of web-based tools, such as restrictions on user-supplied data or long response times.