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This paper will consider how the policies surrounding green buildings can (1) restrict local government power, (2) impact the dynamic between state and federal norms, and (3) create further separation between privileged and underprivileged classes.

Base level incision rates that exceed the integrated sediment flux along a hillslope derived from upslope weathering and sediment transport on the order of 10− 3 m y− 1 restrict pediment development by fostering piedmont incision and/or wholesale removal (stripping) of regolith mantles prior to footslope pediment development.

To evaluate whether this earnings management strategy is associated with ICAC's disciplinary sanctions, we (1) restrict the sample to the client companies that exhibit negative ordinary net income, and (2) test whether the proportion of auditees reporting bottom-line losses depends on the type of auditor.

This will (1) restrict admissions to the best applicants and (2) advocate for the quality of the programme.

In summary, our findings reveal that V1 INs function to (1) restrict flexor motor activity and promote active limb extension during stance and (2) moderate flexion movements during the swing phase of the step cycle.

Small sample sizes and limited clinical details (including incomplete karyotype information on the losses of RM group and no details on reproductive history of the Control group 1) restrict the ability to subdivide sample groups into more homogeneous phenotypes, and negatively impact the power of these analyses.

Definition 1 (Restricted isometry constant) ([7, 16]).

Definition 1 (Restricted orthogonality constant [23]).

Fig. 1 Restricted rotation around C6 N bond due to resonance.

Lysine-specific demethylase 1 restricts hematopoietic progenitor proliferation and is essential for terminal differentiation.

Rules 66 and 67 restrict the movement of the speakers, placing them behind lecterns.