Online-only publication for selected sections of journal materials may, in the short term, ease space constraints that threaten the journal's ability to remain inclusive.
4 5 This would be facilitated by better reporting of missing data at the trial level, 21 given the systematic review authors can typically rely on what the authors of primary studies report, as well as easing of space constraints in reporting, of non-Cochrane reviews in particular.
Measure K would impose a two-year moratorium on new projects larger than 25,000 square feet in the Mission and an adjacent neighborhood, Potrero Hill, and allow a one-time lifting for the next 15 months of the city's annual limit on office space of 950,000 square feet to ease the space shortage.
The construction of the spacious visitor center beneath the East Front of the Capitol has eased the space crunch, and nearly all senators, no matter how junior, can lay claim to modest space away from their formal offices in the Russell, Dirksen and Hart buildings across Constitution Avenue from the Capitol.
To provide an incentive to restaurateurs, the Goldmans persuaded Miami officials to ease parking-space requirements.
A few years ago when the Mayor of Lisbon was asked by a local accelerator about easing access to office space he simply handed over 30 year leases for disused municipal buildings.
The trains will continue to use the yards because the space eases congestion for the Long Island Rail Road and its tidal loads of commuters.
Circling, narrowly missing a spot, outmaneuvering other motorists to finally ease into a space only to discover that it is off limits during working hours.
I had nowhere to go but forward, and in the mirror, I could see a car behind the sweeper trying to ease into "my" space.
"The growing need for separate bedrooms also represents the speed-up of family life — women's roles have changed — and the need for extra space eases the strain on the relationship.
