Sentence examples for restrictive implications from inspiring English sources

Another objection is that full self-ownership has very restrictive implications.

One can say that the default direction of implication, from more restrictive to less restrictive predicates, has been inverted twice once by 'No', and once by 'every'every

The implications of this general restrictive mechanism for specific mRNAs that do contain signalling sequences are not addressed in this paper.

Objective: This article provides the estimates of the cost implications of switching from routine to restrictive episiotomy in 2 provinces in Argentina Santa Fee and Salta) from the viewpoint of the health provider.

First, information from interviews was open coded, assigning different codes to each important piece of information and considering practical implications to generate fairly abstract categories with less restrictive thinking.

Building code restrictive seismic design provisions and building system type and configuration have remarkable implications on the seismic performance of reinforced concrete moment-framed structures.

Building code restrictive seismic design provisions and building systems type and configuration have remarkable implications on seismic performance of reinforced concrete moment-framed structures.

The marmoset monkey thus represents a potential powerful nonhuman primate model of multiple pregnancies, restrictive prenatal experiences, and differential reproductive outcomes in adulthood, which may have important implications for studying the impact of in vitro fertilization on adult reproductive health.

From experiments with 5-HT2 receptor blockade with ketanserin or ritanserin in our laboratory, it has become evident that serotonin exerts its actions mainly at the G1/S transition point and this suggests implication of the monoamine in the control of this major restrictive checkpoint of the cell cycle [ 8].

Thus, the "winner take all" implications of the majority or plurality formulas are not experienced as unduly deprivational or restrictive.

The implications of this study are profound, as the authors extended the recommendations of the restrictive RBC transfusion guidelines to patients with active hemorrhage.