Sentence examples for restrictive environments from inspiring English sources

But the technique is used sparingly and is widely regarded as an ineffective and dangerous way to hold people in restrictive environments.

While other states have shuttered psychiatric hospitals and sharply reduced the number of beds in an effort over the decades to place mentally ill patients in less restrictive environments, virtually all have kept at least one open, according to the National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors Research Institute.

Some approaches of single vehicle path planning in less restrictive environments can be found in the literature [17, 23].

But of course the world is complex, as are the brain's responses to it, and MRI scanners are inherently restrictive environments.

These environmental conditions result in less restrictive environments for phototrophic microbial colonization in the Bofedal (although resident time was highly variable and decline abruptly in dry seasons) than Laguna Colorada (Table 2).

Our results suggest specific restrictive environments (e.g. environmental dissimilarity in the physical landscape) for phototrophic microbial colonization in high-altitude saline systems quite dependent upon water availability (system on the edge).

"China cannot produce a director like Ang Lee" because of its restrictive environment, the paper said.

In an overly restrictive environment, Newey feared the same would be said of designers.

The lawmakers and regulators have created a legislative and restrictive environment.

A 1975 federal law requires districts to educate students in the "least restrictive environment".

The generally accepted gold standard for health care is to provide services in the least restrictive environment.