Sentence examples for in restricted time from inspiring English sources

Of course if we consider peaks of B y magnitude, the penetrating IMF B y can reach values of the order of 10 nT; however, this happens in restricted time intervals.

Hence, faster systems can acquire much more data than slower systems in this restricted time.

Many significant developmental events occur in rodents during the restricted time window when seizures emerge in LGI1−/− mice, including the switch in polarity of GABAergic signalling in inhibitory interneurons (Ben-Ari and Holmes, 2006) and the maturation of excitatory synapses terminating on principal cells of the cortex and hippocampus (Zhou et al., 2009).

Observation visits in the three sites also recorded views from staff that they had restricted time in which to explain the interventions because they were often required to conduct 8 or 9 home visits each day.

A chronobiological approach with bright light, restricted time in bed and diurnal activity represents a therapeutic alternative for the management of sleep-wake disorders in AD patients [ 256].

The treatment delay is due to the late recognition of stroke and to the small number of SU with uneven distribution in the country, so that many patients cannot be transported to specialised centres with experience in thrombolysis within the restricted time window.

This mouse line utilizes the PTF1a promoter to delete the Robo3 gene specifically from the IO during a restricted time window in early development.

Restricted time schedules in school age children, logistic demands of single parenthood, large distances, and difficulties in transportation may reduce participation in various study populations.

This might reflect a similarity in service delivery that places restricted time allowances on the clinical session, which would encourage the audiologist to keep the conversation 'on task'.

The intervention under study is considered low-risk, with the only safety concern associated with the active SHUTi intervention related to increased tiredness and its sequelae due to restricted time spent in bed (as per the behavioural treatment for insomnia).

An OSCE version of this tool would provide greater scope to assess specific EBP competencies (such as searching the literature online) in a restricted timed environment that mimics the real time situation that most clinicians will experience.