Note that Levi (1986) has a slightly more restrictive condition on admissibility: if an option does not have maximum EU for at least one pair of probability and utility functions, then it is not admissible.
Nevertheless, using parametric smart objects libraries can be slightly restrictive, since if a specific architectural style is not present in parametric libraries, they need to be manually modified.
Under proposed rules unveiled in June, Toronto is taking a slightly less restrictive approach; while it will limit Airbnb rentals to individuals' primary homes, it will allow them to also offer one secondary suite.
Using a slightly less restrictive definition of short stature (10th percentile of local standards), the presence of moderate growth inhibition also is related to the level of airport noise, more so in males than females.
Back in the fall, he supported a slightly more restrictive form of the resolution that ultimately passed Congress; now, on the eve of the Iraqi invasion, he uncorked an applause line that reshaped the campaign: "What I want to know is what in the world so many Democrats are doing supporting the president's unilateral intervention in Iraq".
PricewaterhouseCoopers estimates the cost of a slightly more restrictive tax at 24,000 domestic jobs; scrapping America's extraterritorial tax system would create 137,000.To be fair, Americans working in foreign countries can deduct $82,000 in salary and allowances from their American tax bill, but foreign taxes still apply.
The first one is a slightly less restrictive version of the CAM principle, which asserts that the amplitude envelopes of spectral components from the same source are correlated [22].
Individual fertile animals were then cloned from each plate and tested for suppression at 23.5°C (a slightly less restrictive temperature for gon-2 q388 gon-2 q388
Weaker sufficient conditions that can be practically checked by simple algorithmic procedures are provided, both in the general situation and under slightly restrictive hypotheses.
