Sentence examples for * the restrictiveness from inspiring English sources

To assess the restrictiveness of coercive interventions we considered two aspects as most relevant: firstly, the restrictions of human rights during coercive interventions, and secondly, the stressors resulting from the coercive intervention.

The idea is to convey the restrictiveness of life for marriageable women of that time whose parents must hew to societal protocols.

The department will often try to gradually increase the restrictiveness of the setting until the student has enough support to perform well.

In fact, in some western areas antagonism toward the restrictiveness of the east and toward eastern control of the political structure led to actual conflict.

(It is true that British comics sometimes indulge, on TV, in scatological — and sexual — humor that would not be permitted on any American network; but this kind of liberty, however it may be abused, seems to me infinitely preferable to the restrictiveness that prevented Buddy Hackett, Carson's principal guest on February 1, 1977, from completing a single punch line without being bleeped).

This shows the restrictiveness of physical realizability constraints.

Figure 12 shows the visa restrictiveness indices of African countries specified for African and non-African nationals.

East Africa has staggering scores on the visa restrictiveness index for African nationals of between 80 and 90%%.

Given the increasing restrictiveness of immigration-control policies in the three countries over time, especially in regards to border crossings, we expect all three contexts are thus similarly confining for those migrants lacking legal status.

The reliability of the social restrictiveness subscale is 0.80 and the authoritarianism subscale is 0.68.

Due to the high restrictiveness of this structure-based pharmacophore model, which focuses on steroid-like compounds, only ten out of 10,216 structures could map the set features of the model (hit rate 0.098%).