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However, (f t,u)) is monotone increasing with respect to the fact that u in some interval is restricted, that is to say, (f t,u)) has local monotonicity.

Rights of conduct protect a certain sphere of autonomy and liberty for the agent with which interference by others is restricted, that is to say, rights of conduct imply that interference with that conduct is unjustified even when the conduct is itself unjustified.

When a model is restricted – that is not all paths are free to be estimated, it becomes over-identified.

Moreover, neurons generated from NSC or ESCs are fate restricted, that is they are only capable of generating neural cells of a specific lineage (Adewumi et al., 2007; Gaspard and Vanderhaeghen, 2011).

In proliferating cell cultures, the phenomenon is probably suppressed during the exponential growth, but it appears to become manifest when cell growth is restricted, that is, in confluent cultures.

"The right thing to do is expand places, not cut them... It's disappointing the places have been restricted; that was a decision of the coalition government".

Sometimes easements are given on properties that are already so restricted that there is no real value to them.

Social lives are so restricted that it is virtually impossible for men and women to meet one another outside the umbrella of an extended family.

For those few moments under the burka, I glimpsed a life in which both air and vision were so restricted that I was overwhelmed by claustrophobia.

Specifically, when a right is restricted, that restriction must be in accordance with the principle of proportionality.

Isoflavone influences androgen hormone by restricting enzymes that is involved in androgen metabolism.