Sentence examples for widely restricted from inspiring English sources

The ailing Mr. Gross, 61, was detained in December 2009 when, according to Cuban authorities, he was distributing satellite telephone equipment to Jewish groups on the island that would have allowed them access to the Internet, which is widely restricted by the Cuban government.

To date, its use has been widely restricted.

However, in pristine form, PEEK exhibits poor wear resistance and higher coefficient of friction (~0.25 to 0.3) leading to frictional losses because of which the usage of PEEK is widely restricted in applications where energy efficiency is of utmost importance.

However, the current use of BVS is still widely restricted to stable patients and non-complex lesions.

Agglutination assays for the rapid identification of bacterial resistance patterns are widely restricted to the identification of the penicillin binding protein 2a (PBP-2a), the major resistance determinant of Methicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA).

Ecological distinctiveness of oceanic island habitats is reflected in distributional patterns: many taxa are distributed widely among, but restricted to, oceanic islands.

CD155 expression has been reported widely to be restricted to primates [ 35, 36], but recent work suggests that Tage4 may be a rodent ortholog [ 37, 38].

Bats are found in most terrestrial habitats, with species distribution varying widely, some being restricted to a single island, others being found across continents.

Model performance was improved by autologistic regression, and models restricted to widely available data were only slightly poorer.

Hawala, though well-established and widely available, is legally restricted within Turkey, and the implications surrounding use of these systems for cross-border assistance remain unclear.

Free-ranging ticks are widely known to be restricted to the ground level of vegetation.