Sentence examples for restraining efforts from inspiring English sources

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Once AF is reverted, however, one should not restrain efforts to maintain atrial electric stability.

Restraining contact efforts may have undermined the participation outcomes in the follow-up surveys, but this study also provides evidence that the alternative ways of indirect communication with respondents can help secure participation to some extent.

The second best case for agents is to cooperate while all (or a significant number) of others cooperate by restraining harvesting effort.

But accusations of being a mayoral mouthpiece have restrained its efforts at gaining community support.

As China Daily reports this week, "The 230 million-strong migrant workforce drives China's economy, but a lack of access to education, health and other services … forces massive saving, restraining Beijing's efforts to shift growth's focus to consumption from investment".

The talks, which resumed Wednesday in Vienna on restraining any Iranian efforts to make atomic arms, appeared to be behind schedule judging by the draft document obtained by The Associated Press.

With China following Russia's lead on the issue, Moscow's cooperation has allowed Western diplomats to claim that world powers are united in wanting to restrain an effort many fear is aimed at acquiring nuclear weapons capability.

This means that the the worst case for each agents is to restrain harvesting effort while others overexploit the fish.

If survival probabilities are unpredictable from 1 year to another, restrained reproductive effort may be favored, disturbing the expected relationship between brood size and survival.

If the right could see no reason for restraining the war effort, the left could see no reason for any war effort at all.