Friedlander tells us where and when the images were taken, but otherwise the only context is a broad idea of restricted space, a distinction between inside and outside, or between sanctioned and unsanctioned.
Except for Polish they differ from East and South Slavic languages by their initial-syllable stress, and from other West Slavic languages by a more-restricted distinction between "hard" and "soft" consonants (see Phonology below).
If Mr. McDermott agreed to be voluntarily hospitalized, his case raises the sensitive question of whether people like him should be restricted from buying guns, since the distinction between voluntary and involuntary commitment is "misleading and arbitrary," Professor Jamison said.
The prospective analysis of in vivo efficacy was restricted to studies after 1994, when distinction of recrudescent from novel infections was made possible by the introduction of PCR parasite genotyping [20], thereby ensuring accurate assessment of recrudescence rates.
In addition, some of the studies failed to make any distinction between DVT, and thrombosis restricted to the lumen of the catheter.
Previous authors have pointed out that this inference should be restricted to very close relatives, and the distinction between diploids and their autoploid offspring [ 26, 27].
There will also a much more rigorous training regime for advisers and a clear distinction between what will be called "restricted" advice, where the adviser can consider only a limited range of products, and full independent advice.
However, it should be noted that the distinction is not clear cut and restricted diffusion has been reported in cerebral metastases of certain histological types (both small and non-small-cell lung, breast, colon and testicular carcinoma) (Fig. 4).
This distinction could not be made and therefore restricted the performed analysis.
An important distinction to be made here is that we restricted the analysis to γ-Proteobacteria that are potential human pathogens.
This definition is imperfect and controversial because it does not make a distinction among fetuses who are constitutionally small, growth restricted and small, and growth restricted but not small.
