Sentence examples for restriction itself from inspiring English sources
And what we found is that the effect is not actually due to the calorie restriction itself but due to the fact they were eating every other day.
In general, the complaints I heard from subjects in Calerie had less to do with raging hunger — most told me they felt hungry for the first few weeks and then acclimated to their diets — than the logistical demands of calorie restriction itself.
However, how much of the catch-up growth relates to the fetal growth restriction itself during the first year of life and the exact window when catch-up growth becomes detrimental are not clearly identified.
Restriction itself was also considered harmful.
In addition, it is possible that the cage restriction itself altered the response of the fish to the acclimatization treatment.
Thus, fetal growth restriction itself does not necessarily cause adverse perinatal outcomes but is associated with a wide variety of perinatal mortality and morbidity.
The European Commission says it is working on guidelines for the imposition of safeguards, but it has been saying that for the last three months, grumbles Thierry Noblot of the Union des Industries Textiles, the French industry's main lobby group.China is thinking of imposing restrictions itself: setting minimum prices on some clothing exports in addition to export duties of 2-4% on some textiles.
In Butler's words, "certain kinds of efforts to restrict practices of representation in the hopes of reigning in the imaginary, controlling the phantasmatic, end up reproducing and proliferating the phantasmatic in inadvertent ways, indeed, in ways that contradict the intended purposes of the restrictions itself" (Butler 2000, 490).
The crossing forms part of the M25 motorway's route, though it is not under motorway restrictions itself.
The question then is whether this restriction is itself anti-perfectionist.
That restriction, in itself, could reduce the value of your deduction, says Richard L. Fox, a Philadelphia tax lawyer.
