Sentence examples for restrictive condition for from inspiring English sources

A less restrictive condition for a policy to pass a cost benefit analysis is that the value of aggregate benefits outweighs that of aggregate costs.

Ironically, even the US State Department condemned Sweden's "restrictive conditions for prisoners held in pretrial custody", including severe restrictions on their communications with the outside world.

But if it materialises in more restrictive conditions for the government, that will still add up to a Byers premium.

From the thermal balance, restrictive conditions for the thermal capacity of the TBM and the area of radiators are drawn.

The Hukuhara difference, which was introduced by Hukuhara in [8], has been a starting point for this purpose, which exists under restrictive conditions; for more details, see [6].

In this paper we do not consider more general spaces, but instead we formulate less restrictive conditions for the mappings and show that the conclusions of the theorems still stand even in such weaker settings.

These results are explained by the low habitat suitability of Spanish woodlands, associated with the restrictive conditions for plant regeneration in the Mediterranean climate and long-standing human usage.

There is a strong nucleolar signal in restrictive conditions for Ins7/9 and Ins15 consistent with defects in early processing steps.

Under pathological conditions, HDAC6 may play a function in neuronal regeneration under restrictive conditions for axonal growth, and it has been proposed that HDAC6 inhibition can partially neutralize the inhibitory effects of myelin associated glycoprotein (MAG) in the initial growth of cortical neurons neurites [46].

There are many restrictive conditions for these new variables, for example, no consensus in standard classifications, not being easily available, and being too expensive.

However, urine samples require restrictive conditions for storage and transportation, especially when samples must be transported over large distances in a warm climate.