Sentence examples for restricted partner from inspiring English sources
The focal rats were given a cooperative experience by a third rat before having the opportunity to help the food restricted partner (generalised reciprocity paradigm [ 18]).
Restricting partner numbers may be one important strategy to reduce the risk for HIV infection.
Given the novel nature of the present study, and in line with the wider EE literature, significant others were identified by patients and not restricted to partner relationships only.
But it concedes it can only stay in Syria with the approval of Assad, who has restricted which partners its agencies are able to work with.
Financial abusers restrict their partner's access to money ― limiting victims' ability to leave a dangerous situation or even socialize on their own terms.
Responses to the items assessing the importance of knowing the HIV status of all sex partners, restricting sex to partners with the same HIV status, expectations of HIV status disclosure, and self-disclosure of HIV status are presented in Table 2.
A quarter (25.9%) of participants wanted to know the HIV status of all sexual partners, and one-third (37.2%) restricted sex to partners of similar HIV status.
Descriptive statistics were calculated for each of the items assessing the importance of knowing the HIV status of all sex partners, the extent to which men restricted sex to partners with the same HIV status as themselves, HIV status, disclosure expectations regarding HIV-positive and HIV-negative sex partners, and self-disclosure of HIV status.
In addition to the formal complaint related to Google Shopping, Ms. Vestager said her office was still looking into accusations that Google had restricted its advertising partners from using rival platforms and that it scraped online content from competitors.
The analysis was restricted to ever partnered, ever pregnant women.
Being pansexual doesn't mean that I'm yet to make a choice about whether I am gay or straight, but instead it means that I'm not restricted in choice of partner because of a person's gender or sex.
