Sentence examples for reduction of freedom from inspiring English sources

First there's the reduction of freedom we all face.

The hypothesized lower entropy of ordinary consciousness relative to primary consciousness is attributed to this reduction of freedom.

Every day brings a new heartache, a new tremor, more helplessness, and yet another reduction of freedom and free thought in a censored society already bound and gagged.

That is done by autocratic decision making, rejection of diversity, reduction of freedom of speech and of the media, increase in controls by higher authorities, etc.

They see the collusion of church and state to be a retrograde force that keeps Russia from progressing toward reforming deeply entrenched cultural ideas about the inferiority of women, the marginalization of minorities, the acceptability of authoritarianism, and the reduction of freedom of inquiry and expression.

Thus, compared to the Herceptin/HER2 interaction, the bH1-44 interactions with HER2 or VEGF are associated with relatively similar extents of entropic penalty due to the reduction of conformational freedom.

We dissected the total entropy changes to examine the contribution of the hydrophobic effect (desolvation entropy) to the antigen interaction and the penalty from reduction of conformational freedom (conformational entropy) upon antigen binding.

Dissecting the favorable total entropy changes revealed that the entropic penalty from the reduction of conformational freedom for bH1-44 upon binding to either antigen is similar to that for Herceptin, which exhibits only minimal structural plasticity.

Interventions directed at pro-natal values could include the reduction of sexual freedom of males, which, as a first step, could mean increased use of condoms in casual sexual relations at least until the couple has undergone HIV testing (maybe also implying that rapid testing would be made available to individuals).

"We were convinced that a sharp downgrading of the economic situation would mirror the substantial reduction of political freedoms allowed by the Sandinistas," explained Robinson, now president of a Washington consulting firm.

Reduction of degree-of-freedom in structural dynamic analysis could saves computing time and cost for doing the analysis.