Sentence examples for restricting time from inspiring English sources

Reconstructing the relationship between schooling and work is a better idea than restricting time spent on jobs.

The aim of this experiment was to evaluate the effect of restricting time at pasture on milk yield, pasture dry matter (DM) intake, and grazing behavior of dairy cows according to pasture allowance (PA), which partly defines pasture availability.

On average, restricting time at pasture from U to R (mean of R5 + R9) decreased pasture intake by 2.9 kg of DM, milk yield by 1.3 kg, and milk protein concentration by 0.11%, and increased milk fat concentration by 0.20%.

However, both reported that Personal Advisor meetings were heavily focused on sorting out benefit claims, restricting time available for work-related activities, particularly for sick/disabled clients.

Frequent use of the ' fly-in, fly-out' service model was seen as problematic with visiting staff covering huge geographical areas exacerbated by a lack of suitable accommodation facilities restricting time spent in the communities.

If easing out restricting time, you can involve children in the decision and let them keep a favourite show Act on your method, now.

Define the subcohort T by cola02w10 ≤ 0.02 without restricting Time-Since-Exposure.

The cellular consolidation process is a time-restricted process, with amnestic agents being effective only during a restricted time window (McGaugh, 2000).

"It was the 30's, a fairly restricted time.

Mr. Kochman said that children were likely to have restricted time to use the Web.

Staff members at the Sunlight Foundation said they looked into adding other variables, like walkability, but restricted time and resources won out.