In all studies, the least restrictive living arrangements were associated with better QOL [ 34, 38, 39].
Gertrude Stein carved out a severe personality for herself in rigorously restrictive prose, living with a woman who bolstered her own sense of genius.
It shouldn't be hard or restrictive to live a healthy life.
Increased risk of obesity among people with intellectual disabilities is associated with female gender, Down's syndrome, less severe intellectual disability, living in less restrictive care environments and living in more deprived neighbourhoods [ 17, 18, 20, 21, 27, 29, 30].
The kingdom's Islamic laws, which ban alcohol and virtually all forms of public entertainment, make it a restrictive place to live for many Westerners, who will pay $150 and more for a bottle of liquor.
Again, this poem has a significant impact on the plotline in the it is the rallying cry of the rebellion, giving rise to the idea of "crossing the bar" between the current restrictive era they live in, and the past they wish to return to.
Finally, a majority of both patients and physicians felt that diabetes is restrictive and controlled patients' lives and about half felt that it is hard to live a normal life while managing diabetes.
Consequently, the care burden for Japanese families is significantly higher and likely to produce restrictive consequences in the lives of people with CSCI, including less independence in decision making [ 16].
The Quetico's restrictive fishing rules (no live bait, barbless hooks) stiffen the challenge of ice angling.
Even today, his options are not good, living in restrictive conditions in Russia, his temporary asylum up for renewal in the summer.
