Sentence examples for restrictions in the same from inspiring English sources

You will not – unless something goes wrong – be able to access a recording of an HD programme "in the clear" without restrictions, in the same way that can apply with standard definition programmes on many PVRs today.

But this violates type restrictions in the same way as an attempt to quantify simultaneously over objects and concepts of all different levels.

Reported severity of community stigma correlated with severity of participation restrictions in the same districts.

This might indicate a multiple enzymatic restriction in the same transcript.

Phase 2 will assess the longer term effectiveness of sodium restriction in the same participants, enhancing the translation of Phase 1 results into practice.

Brain magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) showed hyperintensities on T2 sequences in basal ganglia bilaterally along with diffusion restriction in the same areas, being suggestive of progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy.

Postictal EEG showed slowing over the left frontoparietal region, and MRI of the brain showed postictal diffusion restriction in the same region that resolved over time.

The FM after AL feeding was not significantly different from the pre-restriction level in the same individuals (paired t-test: short-term restricted, t=0.59, P=0.56; long-term restricted, t=0.27, P=0.79); however, it was significantly lower than the FM of the control animals (ANOVA: short-term restricted, F1,39=7.26, P=0.01; long-term restricted, F1,33=19.51, P<0.001).

The FFM after AL feeding was not significantly different to the initial pre-restriction level in the same mice for both groups (paired t-tests: P>0.05).

Two behavioral treatments are offered, stimulus control therapy and sleep restriction therapy, in the same format (small group) and dose (two sessions given over a 4-week period).

These restrictions are grounded in the same fundamental concerns that gave rise to the directors' duties effective governance of a financial institution requires independence, awareness of all material facts and a careful and deliberate decision-making process free from manipulation or undue pressure.