Women suffered from high levels of stress and trauma and had no other options except to pray and endure an imposed restricted indoor social life, devoid of mobility, economic, and educational opportunity.
Hunter and colleagues reported that 80% of ICUs in the United Kingdom imposed restricted visiting policies; they also noted wide variations in specific practices [ 27].
And, second, if it looks like a giveaway, it is almost certainly going to be offset by savings elsewhere (possibly from the welfare budget after 2015, because Osborne will today be announcing the welfare cap he is going to impose restricting the amount a future government can spend on non-pension welfare spending).
Thus, the distances and the limits imposed restrict which peaks are included in calculations by the algorithm.
As a result, patients may decrease dietary intake or self-impose restricted diets in fear that eating will start or further aggravate symptoms.
The specific ITER environment imposes a restricted list of materials and requires a careful design of optical elements to accommodate their thermal expansion.
That should be no surprise: regulation imposes costs, restricts innovation and slows people down.
Non-debt-creating agenda is highly imposed in restricted capital conditions, and FDIs are used as life support of fresh capital (Frankel and Rose 1996; Apostolov 2013b).
The hydrogen modifications imposed were restricted to the nanometer depth range, causing no significant variations in hardness and elastic modulus (measured in depths larger than 70 nm) or in the crystalline structure, as inferred from nanoindentantion and grazing incidence X-ray diffraction, respectively.
In Theorem 2.1, the condition 'for a non-increasing sequence, { x n } → u implies that u ⪯ x n ' and the existence of z or a lower bound is imposed to restrict condition (2.1) only for comparable elements.
