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Meanings of restricted in anglès
portuguès
restrito català
restringit 
Sinònims
Examples for "r"
Examples for "r"
1
Therefore, rAAV stocks produced using these protocols are contaminated with helper adenovirus.
2
Conclusions: rFgRab10 protein exerts profound influences on various functions of goat PBMCs.
3
For all words in which the letter r appeared I substituted another.
4
He said his company will no longer supply to Toys 'R' Us.
5
Toys 'R' Us did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
portuguès
restrito Subject to restriction or subjected to restriction.
Related terms
Usage of restricted in anglès
1
Today, his access to the sea restricted by Israel, he employs four.
2
Clearly, the oil, tobacco and sugar industries don't want their products restricted.
3
Current access to the site is therefore restricted to staff members only.
4
Aid agencies widely complain of restricted access to refugees in conflict areas.
5
New cases since then have been restricted to hotel or home quarantine.
6
Travel for reasons other than military or research purposes is highly restricted.
7
A more restricted use of this expensive procedure may therefore be recommended.
8
This, in turn, restricted the level of capital growth within the market.
9
Finance available for investment in new wind generation capacity was also restricted.
10
Access to Syria for foreign journalists is restricted by the Syrian government.
11
The 6 p.m. meeting is not restricted to members of the society.
12
But the credit crisis severely restricted private equity's ability to strike deals.
13
Verifying the situation on the ground is difficult because access is restricted.
14
Abortion is extremely restricted in Northern Ireland, available only in private clinics.
15
Prices rose rapidly last year, driven by sustained demand and restricted supply.
16
Brazil's government has restricted price increases in an effort to control inflation.
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Frequent collocations
Restricted through the time
Restricted across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
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