Sentence examples for proscribed use of from inspiring English sources

This has required some delicacy because the maternal health field has proscribed use of traditional birth attendants (TBAs) at home deliveries.

More proscribed use of in vitro dynamic models, Monte Carlo analyses and other pharmacodynamic and pharmacokinetic evaluations should help us gain a deeper insight into the possible ramifications of our current methods.

Indian scholars Santosh Kumar Dash and Sachinanda Padhy pointed out that both eating of mushrooms and drinking of urine were proscribed, using as a source the Manusmṛti.

The boundaries of the clusters were proscribed using the MarsBAR tool by including every suprathreshold voxel in the clusters from the FA (DS > TD) and RD (TD > DS) contrasts.

It proscribes use at or above the 1.4 and 1.5 mg/dL levels in women and men, respectively.

The grant will finance research conducted in accordance with Roman Catholic doctrine, specifically proscribing the use of embryonic stem cells, said Brian P. Cassidy, vice president of the foundation.

In the United States, there have been efforts to proscribe the use of Sharia law in wills, marriages and other civil contracts, as well as the dozens of examples of mosques facing vandalism or public protest.

If the Court rules in Fisher's favor, it could well upend the program guaranteeing places to the top ten per cent of high school students along with proscribing the use of race as a factor in admissions to public colleges across the country.

Japan's road traffic law currently proscribes the use of Segways or Segway-like vehicles (such as Toyota's Winglet).

2 3 The Food and Drug Administration recently issued a warning against using the inhalation formulation in a solubilised form for nebulised delivery, 4 and letters have been sent to prescribers in the US proscribing the use of zanamivir by the nebulised route because of a reported death after administration this way.

More specifically, this version of patient-centered deontological theories proscribes the using of another's body, labor, and talent without the latter's consent.