Sentence examples for more restrictive case from inspiring English sources

Rich in Atlanta followed with a smooth rephrasing: To sum it up in another way, the calculation of the area using the altitude and the base would dictate that the three sides would be in a ratio of 2 / 3 / 6, which just leaves us with a more restrictive case of last week's question.

Next, we consider the more restrictive case of isotropic materials and present general solutions for two-dimensional problems based on stress functions and for problems of anti-plane deformation.

However, it is unlikely that our more restrictive case definition would significantly affect the clustering rates or our overall conclusions.

However, this study had more restrictive case definition of asthma compared to our study, reflecting more severe or persistent asthma.

Second, we used a more restrictive case definition than many other surveys, taking care to exclude trauma-induced limb deformities, thereby lowering the overall abnormality rate.

Proponents for more restrictive case definitions dismiss findings from treatment studies documenting effects of cognitive behavioural treatment or graded exercise therapy for patients diagnosed with the Oxford-1991 CDC-1994/Fukuda CDC-1994/Fukudaions.

A 2005 law said detainees could only contest their status in far more restrictive cases, which limit detainees to arguing that military officials violated their own procedures.

The more restrictive and specific case definitions excluded severe events and almost halved the 28 day case fatality when compared to broader and more sensitive definitions.

In the case of a dynamic allocation of resources the best interfered BER we got was 1.004 × 10 5, which is certainly poorer than the one got previously, but we have to take into account that the threshold enabling the secondary access was modified (i.e., it was much more restrictive in the second case).

The Connecticut rules are complex and, in some cases, more restrictive than in other states.

One city official said that the drop was due in part to the use of more restrictive criteria in assessing cases.