In our study, the mean per cent predicted FVC was 63.86% and that of FEV1 was 70.95%, which showed more restrictive impairment compared with previous cases.
hPAD4 shows more restrictive substrate specificity compared to hPAD2.
For example, models designed to inform optimal first dosages within pediatrics or models devoted to compounds known to exhibit narrow therapeutic indexes in adults may require more restrictive benchmark values compared to the empirically based approach.
Blood pressure recommendations are more restrictive in diabetic patients compared with the healthy population: systolic (SBP) and diastolic (DBP) values of ≤130 mmHg and 80 mmHg are suggested in type 2 diabetes.
However, making reference to Britain's 'far more restrictive' student visa policies – when compared with the country's competitors from around the world – he added: "The bizarre inclusion of international students, in our drive to lower net migration numbers, has sent out a terrible message to the brightest and most ambitious students globally, suggesting we're closed for business.
However, this study had more restrictive case definition of asthma compared to our study, reflecting more severe or persistent asthma.
Interestingly, it has been proposed that models with discrete generations would favor coevolutionary cycling by synchronizing ecological and epidemiological processes [ 51], while in [ 34] the condition for stable cycling is more restrictive for discrete generations when compared to the continuous model.
I show that the forces are complements in airline markets and lead to significantly higher revenues, as well as increased consumer surplus, compared to a more restrictive pricing regime.
Another possible explanation is the use of more restrictive embryo-quality criteria in SET compared to DET.
The main finding of our study is that there were significantly fewer major complications, particularly with regard to tissue healing and cardiovascular events, in high-risk patients managed with GDT and a more restrictive fluid strategy during major surgery, compared to those managed with a more liberal fluid strategy.
