Sentence examples for Restricted perspective from inspiring English sources

Shepard's fidelity to the historical record is impressive, but what makes The Book of Aron a work of art is his obedience to the boy's restricted perspective.

But also productivity losses due to work absence of sick parents (i.e. only fathers as mothers would be on maternity leave) were disregarded because of the restricted perspective.

The restricted perspective, Nemes says, was designed to reflect the fragmentary experience of the prisoners themselves.

This entails a restricted perspective of the issue of lacking transparency in ESS as well as a limited transferability to non-experts.

Furthermore, interactive, colloquial and non-linear hypertext does not reveal a single, restricted perspective on reality, but offers a broader 'total view'.

In contrast to traditional written text, hypertext does not reveal a single, restricted perspective on reality, but installs itself as a part of the broader 'total view'.

Given the limitations outlined above, the question that must be asked is whether any conclusions can be drawn from such data about a) cost-effectiveness from the acute setting perspective, and b) the generalisability of this restricted analytic perspective to wider societal cost-effectiveness over a longer horizon.

They restrict your perspective by bringing you too close to the area they cover".

Secondary analyses will restrict the perspective to NHS and personal social services costs.

If one restricts the perspective to just those in specialized addictions services then it may be useful to regard alcohol dependence as a chronic relapsing disorder, although even here severity of dependence has long been accepted to be a key determinant of likelihood of relapse [ 37].

To date, research on these issues has been restricted to the perspective of the patient [ 32- 35] without adequately addressing the perspectives of health officials who would be involved in recommending this type of intervention.