But Parliament had already toughened the law, in 2001, limiting the window for providing information and requiring informers to serve at least 10 years of a life sentence.
It is also not a long term option as the women need to take immunosuppressant drugs to prevent the womb being rejected which are damaging in the long term limiting the window of opportunity as ultimately the new womb has to be removed.
However, the use of coil exclusively tuned to 1H significantly limits the "window" of observation by elimination of other biologically relevant nuclei like 13C, 14N, 17O, or 31P.
For this reason, we define a new value CWCL (Constant Window Correlation Level), which does not limit the number of windows to 1024, but limits the window length.
11 Influenza quickly infects and replicates in respiratory epithelial cells, limiting the window of exposure to CD8+ T cells and antibodies.
Since the data started only in January 1985, we limited the window to three years (if the TS starts at time t0, the pollution data must be available for the entire length of the observation window before t0).
Despite the fact that free radical production appears to continue for up to 10 days after exposure, it appears that oxidative stress rapidly leads to irreversible cochlear injury and the substantial loss of critical tissues such as sensory hair cells beyond the first 24 hours, which limits the window of opportunity for pharmacological treatment of hearing loss from acute noise exposure.
The attempt to limit the abortion window is part of a larger push to prevent women from exercising their reproductive rights — unnecessary waiting periods, physically intrusive sonograms, onerous requirements for doctors who perform abortions, and so on.
In this work, a dynamic source rate control algorithm that utilizes a cache-aware approach was developed wherein cache management policies are employed to notify the relative degree of packet losses and limit the transmission window size.
