To highlight pervasive themes, we attend to participants' responses to questions concerning (1) the key values that should inform potential ART subsidy restrictions, and (2) whether it would be appropriate to restrict subsidies on the basis of personal patient characteristics (including BMI, smoking status, maternal age, or number of treatment cycles).
Assuming, for example, that a painter has sold the only copy of an original work of art without restrictions, would it be possible for him to restrain the new owner from displaying it publicly in galleries, shop windows, on a projector, or on television?
Despite improved safety and efficacy of HCV treatment, challenges remain, including drug-drug interactions between DAA and antiretroviral therapy (ART) and restrictions on access by payers.
Like many honest avant-garde working today, Ashley's multicolored inflatables challenge the confines of conformity between painting and sculpture, confronting how the labels we use to describe art create restrictions, an idea of what something is supposed to do, what purposes it may have, and how it should operate.
As has been the case with other areas in the arts, however, restrictions loosened somewhat toward the end of the 20th century.
But like so much of the best literature, this is a piece of art where restriction and subtlety increase the effect rather than diminish it.
Think about this in the same way art galleries put restrictions on Assemblages and Environments.
Meyer would often say that "art thrives on restrictions", and Zimmerman agreed, saying that the design and filming created a rich environment that supported and enhanced the action.
Evaluation of the patterns of health care utilization may give important feed back to ART programs about restrictions in their services and can suggest measures to improve the quality of care.
