Generations of Chinese creative people have pushed back, in scattered protests, against the restrictions imposed by authoritarianism, only to fail in the attempts.
Due to the limits imposed by GoPubMed, only the most recent 100,000 records can be analyzed.
Due to presence of physical obstacles imposed by BBB only small amount of drug passes through barrier and reaches to the brain.
Despite of the comprehensive search strategy, a limitation is that we might have missed some studies due to the restriction imposed by using only those studies published in English.
The constraint on the source space is imposed by considering only the part that contributes to the source distribution and removing the remainder that does not contribute and causes the matrix (G d R T G d R ) to be singular.
During the meeting, Papandreou told his colleagues that he was determined to see the referendum through, because Greece's rescue program could not be imposed "by force, but only with the consent of the Greek people," according to prepared remarks released by his office.
When the energy deficit imposed by diet-only and diet plus PA interventions are similar, weight loss, and/or percentage change in body weight are similar.
The limits so prescribed are set forth in the Manual for Courts-Martial, published by authority of the Secretary of War.' But we do not find in the manual any attempt to extend the limitations to others than enlisted men; and it is evident that a limit on discretion in punishment to be imposed by the President only, can only have such operation as he may affirmatively prescribe.
In Parliament Healy became an authority on the Irish land question, and the "Healy Clause" of the Land Act of 1881, which protected tenant farmers' agrarian improvements from rent increases imposed by landlords, not only made him popular throughout nationalist Ireland but also won his cause seats in Protestant Ulster.
