Sentence examples for identified restrictions from inspiring English sources
Studies have identified restrictions in engagement in leisure activities for adolescents with disabilities.
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A preliminary study in a small wind tunnel identified restrictions on the Reynolds number and terrace step size that are required for attaining adequate high-Reynolds-number boundary-layer characteristics at a scale of 1 1500.
Their new law grew out of three years of discussion about how to get richer, in which they identified restrictions on property ownership as a big obstacle, according to Kevin McKay, the acting head of the Nisga'a government.
Kinematic analyses with young and old subjects identified restriction of shoulder flexion, knee extension and ankle plantar flexion as main age related and aggravating influences on everyday movements and activities, e.g. sit-to-stand, walk, arm operations [ 14].
To find if the model is appropriate, robustness checks were performed using Arellano and Bond (1991) test for autocorrelation (H0-no autocorrelation) and the Sargan (1958) test for the validity of over-identifying restrictions (H0-over identifying restrictions are valid).
In addition a Hansen test of instrument validity fails to reject the over identifying restrictions that result from having two instruments.
The model above has a number of parameters to estimate, and is often fitted using maximum likelihood methods under suitable identifying restrictions.
The row for Sargan and Hansen J tests (p value) reports that the null hypothesis of the over identifying restrictions is valid in all specifications.
Table 4 below indicates that the p-value of 0.69 and 0.48 are high enough so that we cannot reject the joint hypothesis that the over identifying restrictions are valid.
Assessing participation needs involves identifying restrictions in the accomplishment of daily and social activities.
