Sentence examples for full restriction from inspiring English sources
Hence, full restriction forms the reference category (see Table A.1 in the appendix for a detailed description of these policy dummies).
Some physiotherapists advise using shoulder splints to minimize the shoulder movement as much as possible and provide full restriction of movement.[1] Splints should be applied in the early period of injury only.
The primary study found that most people reported that they restricted smoking in their homes – either partial or full restrictions.
Most companies don't have full restrictions on transfer, just a Right of First Refusal should the shareholder find a buyer on their own.
Private companies have reacted with a two-fold response, choosing to: 1) run regular secondary buybacks [or third party purchases] with complete control and privacy, and 2) place significant or full restrictions on transfer in the company's bylaws.
Which sally earned Glynn three days' Full House Restriction and a week's extra House Chore for what Johnette Foltz described in the Staff Log as "XSive Crulty".
A full weighting restriction operator and the standard bilinear interpolation operator are used as the inter-grid transfer operators.
Indeed, suppression of plasma T4 and T3 levels in catfish C. gariepinus maintained under partial and full feed restriction were associated with reduced spermatogenesis (Suchiang and Gupta 2011).
The basic idea for getting the full weighting restriction operator of each grid point is to analyze the weighting coefficients of the residuals.
In this paper, we relax the full recharge restriction and allow partial recharging (EVRPTW-PR), which is more practical in the real world due to shorter recharging duration.
Restriction in spring time feeding for 2 3 months has been shown to affect maturation in the male Chinook salmon O. tshawytscha (Hopkins and Unwin 1997), whereas 3 weeks of partial and full feed restriction markedly reduced the testicular activity in the catfish C. gariepinus (Suchiang and Gupta 2011).
