Sentence examples for a more restrictive method of from inspiring English sources

But it fell to $10 billion in 2002 from $17.5 billion in 1997 as the government adopted a more restrictive method of payment and cracked down on fraud.

In a more conservative approach, one may consider a more restrictive method to prune the ends of cCNV segments and narrow the overlapping segment.

A more restrictive method for classifying cases which minimizes misclassification may be warranted when risk assessment is a primary concern for a study.

We also study displacement flows with shear-thinning fluids, over a more restrictive range of parameters.

In addition, the rules adopt a more restrictive definition of independent.

The Court implements this new rule by fashioning a more restrictive definition of "acquittal" than heretofore followed—i.

§ 304(b) of the IIRIRA repealed § 212 and replaced it with a more restrictive 'cancellation of removal' provision under § 240A.

Boorse (1975, 1976, 1977 , 1997 and his followers have opted for a more restrictive view of the causes of disease.

This paper is a more developed and improved version of our previous work [30] addressing the joint estimation problem under a more restrictive set of assumptions.

Using a more restrictive definition of influenza season yielded similar results.

Such a mechanism could explain how inducible activation of GATA factors might regulate a more restrictive set of transcriptional targets.