As they explored ways to create micro-apartments that could fit into parking decks, Sottile and colleagues gave themselves a challenge: restrict the dwellings to the size of the average US parking spot, roughly 135 square feet.
On the day before the challenge (restricted feeding day, d0), the feed was restricted to two meals (0800 and 1200 h) with a consequent reduction of DMI (2.8 kg on average).
For instance, purdah system (i.e. wife seclusion) is a common cultural practice among the Hausa tribe in Northern Nigeria and this practice has been cited as a major challenge restricting women's access to health care (Wall 1998).
However, the spherical shell uniform distribution inherent to range-only observations poses significant technological challenges, restricting the approaches that can be used to solve this problem.
And it was unclear how he thought the NHS should meet his spending challenge without restricting or delaying services.Sir David's own CV reflects one of the lingering curses of NHS management.
Take, as just two examples, the experience of pain and fatigue or the challenge of restricting food consumption.
These were revised in 1990, when the need of gluten challenge was restricted mainly to children below 2 years of age at the time of diagnosis [ 92].
For prioritising candidate genes within the Salmonella shedding associated modules that could possibly determine better immune responses to Salmonella challenge, we restricted further analysis to the pink and grey60 modules.
Medical insurance companies can present a challenge by restricting the testing services to a laboratory with which a clinician has no familiarity, but a clinician now has numerous publications as outlined in this review to demonstrate the medical risks this restrictive practice poses.
Under Phillips' direction, she said, the commission had abandoned taking up many legal challenges and restricted itself to pursuing only test cases.
