Responsiveness to restraint stress in terms of both stress-induced behavioral alterations and stress-associated changes in sensitivity to the social consequences of acute ethanol challenge differed drastically at the two ages.
However, constraint-induced movement therapy was no better than the same dose of upper limb therapy without restraint either in terms of upper limb activity (SMD 0.05, 95% CI –0.21 to 0.32) or participation (SMD –0.02, 95% CI –0.34 to 0.31).
"When there's a spotlight on Gambia, there's much greater restraint shown in terms of violating rights or repressing freedoms," Cockburn said.
The procedures in which restraints are coded explicitly in terms of other structural parameters enable the Flack parameter to correlate with these other parameters, so that it is determined along with those parameters during refinement.
"Unfortunately, salary cap restraints meant we were limited in terms of bringing in reinforcements before the deadline but we explored the option of using somebody internally and I was registered as a Hull KR player with the RFL in case of emergency.
Given that Plummer has spent decades decrying the film's sickly sweetness, it might seem strange to hear it described in terms of simplicity and restraint, but Professor Flinn could be on to something.
They hadn't possessed many weapons, but even the presence of scattered gunmen had been enough to justify the crackdown in the eyes of most Egyptians, who didn't expect much from their police in terms of restraint.
But, at an EU summit in Brussels, Cameron said: "They have got to have proper regard in terms of restraint when they have had so much money from the taxpayer and they have made so many mistakes in the past".
