"Our customers are inhibited by the high cost of energy and steel," said John Roth, Haas's director of customer service, explaining the restraint he is seeing in capital spending.
Furthermore, differences in organisational characteristics, such as the workload of the nurses and the staffing level, and other characteristics, like the level of fall prevention on the ward and attitudes of nurses, might explain the increased use of restraints in the control group.
Apsan also said that as a result of "Fifty Shades Of Grey," she has had to up the kink factor in her store, which explained the wrist restraints and laser-cut leather corsets.
Independent of the specific mediating mechanisms, the elevated inter-individual variation observed in control subjects in response to restraint may partly explain the absence of differences between L-CORT and control subjects.
Greater supervision of younger children and more appropriate use of child restraints in cars [ 24] may partly explain the age disparity.
The doctor explained the reasons for the restraints in particular.
In conversations with their lawyers, prisoners explained how the restraint chairs worked.
Explaining the use of the restraint chairs, he added, "The way around that is you have to make sure that purging doesn't happen". After The New York Times reported Feb. 9 that the military had begun using restraint chairs and other harsh methods, military spokesmen insisted that the procedures for dealing with the hunger strikes at Guantánamo had not changed.
An application must be made to the High Court by way of an ex parte originating summons, supported, if possible, by an affidavit from the person being restrained which shows that the application is being made at his or her instance and explaining the nature of the restraint.
Cacao's relative restraint in vocalizing, compared to juveniles, perhaps explains the discrepancy.
