When introducing a restrictive clause, use "that.
According to this article, restrictive abortion legislation has been introduced in 32 states and enacted in nine states.
This article studied the restrictive effect of geological and mining factors, such as lithological properties of roof strata, coal seam inclination, water source to bed separations, roof management method, dimensions of mining working face, and mining progress, on the formation of bed-separation water hazard.
He forced the publishing industry into endless legal wrangles by discounting leading titles, wrote strident articles about "this outdated restrictive practice" and dedicated vast resources to destroying it.
In this article, the well-known restrictive single-machine earliness/tardiness scheduling problem (RSMETP) is addressed.
Importantly, while some journal articles appeared to apply more restrictive reporting criteria that might lead to omitting certain data, the many articles that did report exact SAE numbers often did so regardless of presumed causality to the study drug.
An article on Aug. 14 about more restrictive laws for teenage drivers referred imprecisely to the number of teenagers who die in car crashes.
In undertaking a treatment experiment, trial design may be restrictive or model-based, such that a test article may show a treatment effect that is subsequently less evident in clinical practice.
This would break article 18 of the EC Treaty governing restrictive business practices – and means British customers must pay £0.79 ($1.58) per track versus the 0.99 ($1.37) enjoyed in the eurozone, for example.
All that is required is a nexus between the objective underlying the restrictive law and one of the grounds specified in Article 14(2) that Parliament is entitled to restrict the right on.
