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The presence of unidentified PsA in the PsC comparison group will reduce power requiring robust phenotyping of the PsC cohort, for example, by restricting the analysis to psoriasis patients with 10 years of disease without a diagnosis of PsA.

Might they not mean that that the keeping and bearing of arms may be "well regulated" — for example, by restricting the killing power of privately owned arms (no machine guns or howitzers, please), or barring parolees from wearing bandoleros, or even, horror of horrors, requiring guns to be registered and gun users to be licensed?

However, when an animal's colour signal can be concealed from predators for example, by restricting the colour signal to a part of the body only exposed during a social display to conspecifics [ 54]; this study the influence of predation should be reduced.

Conservative judges may fiddle with abortion rights around the edges by outlawing late-term abortions, for example, or by restricting the right of minors to have abortions without parental notification (both changes that the public support).

For example, this could be realised by restricting the freedom of the model pose using prior knowledge on the allowed range of movement of the TKR.

Note that we constructed this example from the TEDS-M database by restricting the range on a single country, so reducing the range of scores on MCK, which in original form ranged from 208 to 750, but in the restricted range included only the scores from 238 to 579.

For example, legal necessity can perhaps be defined from metaphysical necessity by restricting the quantifier to worlds where everybody conforms to the actual laws.

Other countries where pesticide related suicide are a major problem should follow Sri Lanka's example by restricting access to the most toxic pesticides.

As its name suggests, the SST records federal government action to "silence science," for example by restricting scientific research or the publication of scientific information, since the November 2016 election.

Overall levels of performance can usually only be equated across the modalities by artificially constraining information acquisition, for example by restricting vision to a narrow field of view [47].

If the head of state acts in violation of the social contract and hence of public reason, for example by restricting citizens' freedom of political criticism, citizens are still obligated to obey.