Sentence examples for restricting the records from inspiring English sources

Finally, sensitivity analysis was also performed by restricting the records in patients contributing at least 4 or more concurrent CD4 and HIV VL tests.

To take into consideration of the treatment interruption and switch, the following sensitivity analyses were performed: 1. restricting the records measured during initial NNRTI-based regimen; 2. excluding the records measured when patients were off-treatment for more than 30 days for various reasons.

Spotify was willing to restrict the record to its paid version and keep it off the freemium tier for a period of time, according to those close to the negotiations.

Other approaches restrict the recording setting or the video material to reduce the complexity of animal detection.

Specifically we restricted the linked records to those with a valid PHN and checked the proportion of these records where the Vital-PHN matched the population-PHN.

Evidently, the President's only concessions to privacy concerns will be the establishment of a public advocate in the FISA court, the introduction of new rules modestly restricting the number of metadata records that the N.S.A. can look at, and the recognition that overseas citizens have some limited privacy rights.

In part because of this study, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission issued a guidance restricting the use of arrest records in hiring decisions.

Although "film" initially referred to the celluloid stock on which movies were recorded, restricting the term to just celluloid-based works would be unduly restrictive.

The additional variable E is introduced in order to encode the unknown values in the trajectory matrix M, by restricting the estimation error on the recorded values only.

This is in contrast to Elizabeth Filkin, who gave evidence to the inquiry yesterday that she has recommended that officers record every meeting with journalists and restrict off-the-record briefings.

In addition, the ILDIS database does not yet provide a complete synonymy for every species; this may have restricted the total record count.