On the other hand, strict pseudo-contractions have more powerful applications than nonexpansive mappings do in solving inverse problems; see, e.g., [6 18, 20 27] and the references therein.
The evaluation of clinical tolerance to spontaneous breathing by using exclusively subjective criteria has important drawbacks; on the one hand, strict criteria might increase the occurrence of unnecessarily prolonged mechanical ventilation but, on the other hand, permissive criteria might increase the occurrence of reintubation.
Meanwhile, the government is looking at ways of forcing councils to detail to whom they are offering social housing, while GPs will be handed strict guidance so they know they can refuse to treat certain migrants who have no right to claim free services on the NHS, the minister said.
The House proposal, on the other hand, contains stricter enforcement and deportation of undocumented aliens.
The powerful Buddhist clergy were kept in hand by strict auditing of their accounts.
She had a retained placenta, which a midwife took out by hand, a strict medical no.
It also introduces a form of moral hazard, because banks and their creditors may assume that the government would be duty-bound to bail them out if a closely monitored institution were to fail.On the other hand over-strict regulation can also be harmful if it stifles financial innovation and squeezes all appetite for risk out of the banking system.
No one has failed to hear tales of scouts who discover some beauty working in a doughnut shop, who dangle promises of wealth, fame and escape from the family pig farm (true story) and then hand her strict instructions to shed the excess cruller pounds.
On the other hand, the strict smoothing filter prevents following of camera path when it has an intentional high acceleration.
At Ben-Gurion Universtudy a study of judges showed that they handed out stricter judgements before lunch -- when they were hungriest.
