Sentence examples for most restrictive setting from inspiring English sources

Unnecessarily shuttling people into the most restrictive setting grossly violates this standard.

Users selecting the most permissive sharing option (profile-display) had a lower average A1c (6.8%) than users with the most restrictive setting (7.1%, p = .038).038

Scaffolds that globally align to the optical map under the most restrictive setting are considered correct, while scaffolds that only have local alignments are considered to have mis-assemblies.

Internet filters at the least restrictive setting block about as much pornography as filters at more restrictive settings, but the number of blocked health sites jump, researchers said: half the Web sites devoted to safe sex and similar topics are stopped at the most restrictive settings, which are used at many schools and libraries.

The group says the 20 most restrictive states set 12 as the minimum hunting age and do not let a child accompany an adult on a hunt without completing hunter education training.

The lawyers said that under the Americans with Disabilities Act, as well as a 1999 United States Supreme Court ruling on the act known as the Olmstead decision, the state was required to ensure that the mentally ill live in the most integrated, least restrictive setting possible.

The danger, he added, is that the most restrictive governments will be the ones setting that level.

Children in the state's care "are entitled to be in the least restrictive setting, in the most 'normal' environment, just like any other kid," Gary Kleeblatt, a Department of Children and Families spokesman, said in a telephone interview.

While paying off debt is a positive goal, sometimes even the most noble goals can be overly restrictive, setting you up for disappointment or failure.

Estimates are given separately for protected areas in different management category groups (grey circles; least restrictive (IUCN categories III VI), unknown (missing IUCN category, potentially mixed set of categories) and most restrictive land management regimes (IUCN categories I and II)).

There are wide variations in policies between trusts and, if a vMDT is to work across several trusts, the procedures will have to comply with the criteria set out by the most restrictive of the participating units.