Existing languages can be extended, restricted, partially used, or become hosts for dsls.
Reviewer 2: Avanesov et al describe a metabolome analysis of fruit fly aging, using both a standard and lifespan extending restricted diet.
In sensitivity analysis we further aimed to flexibly investigate the effect of CHAC1 and CHAC1 transcript variants 1 and 2 on the above endpoints, including CHAC1 as a log-transformed continuous variable in univariate and multivariate models, using penalised splines (P-splines) in extended, restricted maximum-likelihood optimal Cox-type additive hazard regression (Strasak et al, 2009).
The variable change in restrictiveness can take three values [−1, 0, +1] and the basis for deciding whether a policy introduced a more or less restrictive change was whether it extended or restricted the rights attributed to the targeted migrant group.
The bans extend to restricting advertising by companies that — unlike, for example, McDonald's and Coca-Cola — are not official sponsors of the Games.
She said that if the lawmakers had been genuinely concerned about abuses, Congress could, for instance, have extended, not restricted, the statute of limitations to give lawyers more time to do more thorough investigations before filing lawsuits.
A quasi-experimental design drawing on data from 18 Norwegian cities that have changed (extended or restricted) the closing hours for on-premise alcohol sales.
The municipalities may decide to extend or restrict closing hours as long as they are within the national 'maximum closing hours'.
Providers can use BioXSD directly as the common format whenever applicable, and BioXSD types can be included, extended or restricted as building blocks of other custom or standard data types.
Turning to the issue of whether or not the influence of closing hours is symmetrical, our findings suggested that this is indeed the case; the estimated effects of both extended and restricted closing hours were statistically significant and of the same magnitude (Table 4).
