This absence of data has restricted understanding of the magnitude and seriousness of this issue, which affects the development of effective approaches and strategies to stem the problem.
The notion of instrumentality, medicalisation, and depoliticisation (of 'Other' women) restricts understanding of sexual violence in armed conflict by failing to reflect the dynamic complexity of this human rights violation.
However, there is still restricted understanding of these adult stem cell populations and their properties.
However, the limited number of measures used by some studies and the variation in measures of outcomes restricts understanding of the socioeconomic impact of TBI.
In summary, our results demonstrate that long-tailed macaques seem to possess an at least restricted understanding of the causal influence objects can have on the spatial orientation of other covering objects.
It seems that long-tailed macaques possess at best a restricted understanding of the influence of the reward on the orientation of objects, which may not be extended to hollow objects.
However, sparse taxon sampling and use of low numbers of DNA markers in previous molecular-phylogenetic studies have led to restricted understanding of the classification and systematics within the group [ 9, 15].
It focuses on three issues: teachers' restricted understandings of assessment, teachers' emphasis on criteria that demonstrate concern with social control, and some of the problems connected with peer assessment.
When you see them, you're usually reading someone with a well-meaning desire to protect and restrict the understanding of music; you're reading a subtext of fear and anxiety as much as one of pleasure.
Should we restrict our understanding of equality of opportunity to those standard deficiencies in the social structure (e.g., sexism, racism) that inhibit people from enjoying opportunities for schooling, employment, housing, etc.? Or should we expand the demands of equal opportunity under the aegis of the new genetics to include the possession of a normal (or perhaps enhanced) human genome?
Shallow genetic differentiation and sampling limitations combine to restrict our understanding of biodiversity and evolution in many species-rich plant groups.
