However, the artificial and restrictive contexts of the simulated e-commerce website, shopping task, and transitory interaction with the talking avatar, might not represent real-life scenarios of online shopping.
This is because such approaches only apply in restrictive contexts and often to a restrictive group of potential categories of individuals.76 They may for example only be capable of application within employment relationships or the provision of goods or services.
The Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEEE) or e-waste recycling sector has grown considerably in the last fifteen years due to the ever shorter life cycles of consumables and an increasingly restrictive policy context.
Note that, for these mentioned risk models, it is explicitly assumed that claim sizes and claim intervals are independent, which can be restrictive in practical context.
However, the opposite case, i.e. different proliferation and/or migration behaviour, would be more restrictive in the context of our model because it would be based on the assumption that proliferation and migration differences are part of the phenotypic differences between the two cell types.
The narrow definition around prescribing to target, was perceived by the GPs as too restrictive in the context of general practice : "A patient cannot be reduced to figures!
Third, given that abortion is legally restrictive within the context of Nigeria, the use of indirect questioning techniques would have been more appropriate in elucidating responses to the question on pregnancy termination.
Even though there is a lack of evidence for the effectiveness of DOT, and increasing evidence that DOT creates barriers for socially disadvantaged groups, standardized DOT has been implemented without considering least restrictive means in contexts as different as Ethiopia and Norway.
Observe that even though Theorem 2.7 generalizes Theorems 2.1 and 2.3, Condition (2.17) is quite restrictive in the multivalued context since every has to satify a suitable condition.
