Sentence examples for restraint produced from inspiring English sources

Castration in comparison to mere restraint produced a comprehensive change in sound parameters, with castration calls becoming more extended and more powerful.

Sixty minutes of restraint impaired only females in proestrus, while 120 minutes of restraint produced significant impairments in all animals.

Instead, the Herm?designers exercised extreme restraint, producing perfectly executed pieces with conventional lines and magnificent materials.

In his handling of Hart's sexuality, Bach seems motivated by a laudable desire to avoid sounding prurient or leering, but his restraint produces a curious vacancy.

The existence of too many defects for restraint produces cracks on the surface and causes rose-like surface roughness[35].

Restraint produces different effects on catecholamine outflow in control animals and in previously stressed animals.

Joint stability is determined by an interaction of passive restraints produced by the ligaments and other joint structures, joint geometry, friction between cartilage surfaces and stability provided by muscles acting on the joint [ 35].

An example of budget restraints producing gold?

The lack of restraint finally produced a backlash, one that the mayor has acknowledged was long overdue.

He went with a scatter gun and he lumped together fellow travelers, innocent dupes, and hard-core Communists.... Reagan's restraint was produced in large measure by his understanding that 'if we get so frightened that we suspend our traditional democratic freedoms in order to fight them - they still have won.

In the Guidebook for Zero Physical Restraint Campaign produced by the Japanese Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare [ 26], 11 procedures (Table  1) are specifically indicated as physical restraints prohibited in care facilities.