Sentence examples for work has been restricted from inspiring English sources

Previous similar work has been restricted to either a stationary target, a horizon of length one, or Gaussian estimates.

The scope of this work has been restricted by design and is dictated by the field of interest of the author's laboratory, but it is hoped that this field would be regarded adequately to reflect the wide genre of scientific interest in this field of human disease.

This work has been restricted to mannequin models due to limited portability of motion analysis technology.

Overall, this paper provides important evidence for the role and mechanisms of SOCE mediated antitumour immunity in the CD8+ T-cell population, which is valuable information considering that a large volume of work has been restricted to other T-cell subtypes.

"I really enjoyed my degree, a lot more than some of the lawyers at university seemed to, and I don't feel like my opportunity to work in law has been restricted by not studying law at undergraduate level.

And Arsène Wenger, one of the most forward-thinking managers to have worked in England, has been restricted to flirting with the trophy over two decades at Arsenal.

However, this was not done in the current work as data analysis has been restricted to the two sites (Gatwick and Heathrow) that have sufficient hourly measurements to obtain average daily values.

Whilst on-line imaging has shown to be the most promising method for on-line measurement of crystal shape within processing vessels, all the work reported in literature has been restricted to 2D imaging, future research and developments should investigate stereo imaging techniques that provide the capability for direct 3D information.

Most of the previous work in the area of MIMO wireless has been restricted to narrow-band systems.

By contrast, car parking has been restricted.

Hunting has been banned, and cattle movement has been restricted.