Sentence examples for which strongly restrict from inspiring English sources

Natural oligonucleotides are decomposed rapidly in biological systems, which strongly restrict their application.

The successful site was surrounded by forest, which strongly restricted emigration, crucially supporting the survival of the small initial population.

Perception of pathogen-associated molecular patterns (PAMP) elicits pattern-triggered immunity which strongly restricts microbial pathogenicity.

"I think it would be far better to break up these too-big-to-fail institutions and strongly restrict the activities in which they can be engaged than to try to control them," he told Congress last year.

This means that CCS strongly restrict the number of proteins for which predictions are made, but this restriction is done in a very sensible way removing mostly false positive predictions.

This deficiency of nitrogen can strongly restrict carbon fluxes in ecosystems, hence having a feedback effect on the global climate.

However, such a policy would strongly restrict participants' choice of placement area.

Historical contingency does not strongly restrict the origin of novel metabolic phenotypes.

Hb is an iron-containing metalloprotein in the red blood cells of all vertebrates which its synthesis is strongly restricted with the activity of enzymes involved in the Fe metabolism, such as ceruloplasmin, a ferroxidase enzyme associated with possible oxidation of ferrous iron to ferric iron (Lall 2002; Harrison and Arosio 1996).

However, bodyweight support systems and exoskeletons often restrict trunk posture, which strongly limits therapists' interventions.

Due to those fears a majority of the respondents were not able to live life the way they wanted to and avoided making plans for the future, which made their daily lives strongly restricted, inflexible and insecure.