It is possible that the fewer restrictions theory may also explain our finding, since drinking at streets or parks may be less restrictive even than drinking at bars.
If the Technical Barriers to Trade chapter intensifies the provisions in the multilateral TBT agreement, and seeks to ensure fewer "trade restrictive" measures related to food products, this may impact governments' ability to regulate food labelling of highly processed foods.
In a country with few restrictions on firearms purchases, Florida, in particular, has some of the least-restrictive regulations on gun ownership.
If in the future public opinion evolves in favor of executing retarded people, states will likely adopt definitions of mental retardation that are more restrictive, encompassing fewer and fewer defendants.
When I asked if Shenzhen had fewer political restrictions than Fuling, she said it did, but pointed out that the labor practices were just as restrictive.
However, FeW is too restrictive in limiting the cwnd, to the point of wasting some predicted network capacity, and so the aim of APS-FeW is to fix this problem with the FeW mechanism to achieve a higher throughput.
The racial concentration was enforced by violence for few decades, until restrictive covenants became the preferred way to enforce segregation.
As the definition of RP became less restrictive (with fewer years of follow-up and number of eGFR measurements/year), fewer of those who experienced RP progressed to CKD (PPV estimates decreased from 12%to3.3.3%), whereas the proportion of those not experiencing RP, who did progress to CKD remained constant (1-NPV varied from 0.4% to 0.6%).
Over a long and prolific career, Mr. Borjas, a prominent Harvard economist, has written innumerable papers and books making a case for fewer immigrants and more restrictive immigration policies.
