1.   Adverse reactions between foreign or prosthetic surfaces and blood components are the pre-eminent factors restricting the use of certain biomaterials.

2.   Difficulties of access and physical arrangement restrict their use at present.

3.   In fact, local governments had very few incentives to restrict the use of IRBs.

4.   The paper also proposed that an accounting standard restrict the uses of the share premium account.

5.   They have, after all, been traditionally concerned with restricting the use of weapons which are considered indiscriminate or inhumane.

6.   Might it be possible to restrict the use of these two streets, during day hours, to public transport, coaches and cyclists?

7.   It would therefore seem prudent to restrict the use of topical streptokinase to patients not at risk of myocardial infarction.

8.   Thrombosis of cerebral vessels is a reported complication when tranexamic acid is given over several days, but not when use is restricted to the period of cardiac surgery.

9.   It also gives me the power to prohibit or restrict the use of those premises until those conditions are alleviated.

10.   A covenant or agreement restricting the use of land.