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The hyperbolic space introduced by Kohlenbach [1] is slightly restrictive than the space of hyperbolic type [4] but general than hyperbolic space of [7].

Nevertheless, using parametric smart objects libraries can be slightly restrictive, since if a specific architectural style is not present in parametric libraries, they need to be manually modified.

The third-party trust is slightly less restrictive and created by the disabled person's family.

It actually sends e-mail as HTML (like a webpage) which is slightly more restrictive than the RTF format described above.

The convergence and the convergence rate of the objective function were established in [14], but the convergence conditions are slightly more restrictive than the ones given in [15].

They are slightly more restrictive than the corresponding results of ASP algorithms because the true cosparsity level l is always larger than or equal to the estimated one l q.

The World Food Programme also applied IRALFs to food from non-EEC European donors in its food aid programmes (EEC levels were slightly more restrictive).

Although differences were small, clinicians who reported using a transfusion protocol generally appeared to be slightly more restrictive in their use of RBCs.

In our case, we chose to be slightly less restrictive by requiring 70% completion, as we were using shorter averaging periods (1 min, 30 mins) than a typical daily average.

In dis3-54 mutant cells, small RNAs coprecipitated with Chp1-FLAG at both 20°C and 33°C similar to that in wild-type cells, although the association may be slightly weaker at the restrictive temperature (Fig. 7C).

Baseline patient characteristics were well balanced between the transfusion groups, except from mean age (which was slightly lower in the restrictive strategy group), and a somewhat longer surgical waiting time in the liberal strategy group (Table 1).