Sentence examples for a restrictive one from inspiring English sources

This high mortality is not fully reflected in published reports on "drug related deaths," as definition of such deaths is deliberately and properly a restrictive one, limited to overdoses from illicit drugs and not the wider spectrum of deaths (including deaths from infections, assaults, and overdose from drugs such as paracetamol) found in the DORIS sample.

Numbers and trends in "drug related deaths" in Scotland are regularly reported, 5 but the definition of drug related deaths used in these reports is deliberately and properly a restrictive one, limited to deaths directly due to the pharmacological effect of an illicit drug.

One of the first questions spirometry has to answer is whether an obstructive abnormality (defined as a reduced FEV1/VC below the 5th percentile of the predicted value) or a restrictive one (defined as reduced VC with normal or slightly increased FEV1/VC) is present [ 1].

Based on the finding that a liberal regimen in one of the examined trials was reported to be only 10 ml higher [ 13] than a restrictive one in another trial [ 8], Doherty and Buggy concluded that due to the lack of well-defined liberal or restrictive protocols, respectively, the two expressions (liberal and restrictive) might be used and understood differently in different institutions [ 14].

Within Victoria's critique of the legality and morality of Spanish colonialism was a rationalization for conquest, albeit a restrictive one.

Child trafficking is a big problem in China, where the traditional preference for male heirs and a restrictive one-child policy have driven a thriving market in baby boys, who sell for much more than girls.

She said that for many, the issue was not moving to a more integrated setting but fear that as they grew older, they might have to go to a more restrictive one, like a nursing home.

Admittedly, this definition of college towns is a fairly restrictive one, and a case could be made that many areas not included should be rightfully considered as college towns.

Why? Chalk it up to fear of the unfamiliar, not an unusual trait in human beings, but a rather restrictive one when it comes to contemplating what to cook for dinner.

A studio can either accept the rating it is given or ask what editing would be required for a less restrictive one.

Unfortunately, any way you slice it, this adds up to just another form of DRM — but a less restrictive one.