Sentence examples for under restricted access from inspiring English sources

Raw data are available under restricted access in EGA under accession number EGAS00001000182.

Raw data for all whole-genomes are available under restricted access in the European Genome-Phenome Archive (EGA) with accession number EGAS00001000182.

The extent of the area currently classified a World Heritage Site was under restricted access and protection during the imperial era and has been under some form of legal recognition and protection since French colonization, having been incorporated into the Colony Domains Service in 1897 and the National Inventory in 1939.

Publication hosted in services with restricted access and not accessible or publications not written in English.

Personal identifiers are kept separately under strict control with restricted access in secured cabinets, at the Institute of Child Health, Birmingham Children's Hospital in a secure locked area.

On June 22, after 81 days in prison, Ai was released; he faced heavy fines for charges related to "economic crimes" and remained under surveillance in Beijing with restricted access to the press and prohibitions against the use of social media.

AMMAN, Jordan -- The Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan was under heavy police presence and restricted access Sunday, a day after stone-throwing Syrian refugees clashed with anti-riot police, leaving one resident shot to death, according to official and media accounts.

Under a succession of interim presidents, the government restricted access to bank accounts, defaulted on its foreign-debt payments, and allowed the Argentine peso to decline in value.

To provide senators political cover and deniability, the committee put all recommendations under a 50-year top-secret classification, and restricted access to them to just 10 staff members.

It said the government and the rebels had both restricted access of aid groups to areas under their control.

Not surprisingly, many of the world's biodiversity hotspots occur in regions where local people rely on their natural resources to survive [2] [3], and where restricted access may deepen the abject poverty under which they already struggle (e.g., [4]).