Sentence examples for less restrictive methodology from inspiring English sources

Last month, however, the disease control centers reported that a randomized telephone survey in Georgia, using a less restrictive methodology to identify cases, found that about 1 in 40 adults ages 18 to 59 met the diagnostic criteria — an estimate 6 to 10 times higher than previously reported rates.

Despite the differences in methodology between our research and a California study (9), which used a less restrictive definition (an epidemiologic case pair was an index case and contact case), both studies found a similar percentage of unconfirmed case pairs.

Corsets became less restrictive or were abandoned.

Bras, much less restrictive, slowly took over.

The company is experienced and its rules are less restrictive.

Or control orders could perhaps be made less restrictive.

But Mr. Harkin argued for his less restrictive measure.

The union agreed to less restrictive work rules.

This is less restrictive than it might first seem.

(Their deals with broadcast networks are less restrictive).

This was seen as a less safe but also a less restrictive option.