Sentence examples for restrictive opening from inspiring English sources

And yet elsewhere it admits to problems in Korea with restrictive opening hours and the damage done to its Thai business from political unrest and the corresponding damage to the economy.

Overall, this study found that modifying the building geometry has the greatest effect on environmental heterogeneity when the most restrictive eave opening condition was employed.

We evaluated how not adhering to the restrictive vial-opening policy affected BCG coverage and affected factors associated with delayed BCG vaccination.

We assessed BCG coverage at different ages among children born in 2010 in rural Guinea-Bissau to identify factors associated with delayed BCG vaccination in a context with a restrictive vial-opening policy.

However, BCG vaccination is often delayed for several reasons, one of them being the "restrictive vial-opening policy": BCG is a freeze-dried vaccine supplied in vials with 20 infant doses [ 1] and once reconstituted, the vaccine should only be used for a maximum of six hours.

Germany has some of the most restrictive rules on opening hours of all.

Also Central Africa visa policies have also become more restrictive after an initial opening in the 1970s.

Following abdominal opening, immediate relief in restrictive ventilatory insufficiency was noted on a bag valve mask.

Disordered UES opening can be due to an intrinsic, restrictive sphincter disorder, as seen for example with the cricopharyngeal bar, either alone or in association with a Zenker's diverticulum.

All the pain and "creative destruction" associated with privatizations, indiscriminate opening to trade and capital flows, more restrictive monetary and fiscal policies, and other generally unpopular reforms were supposed to increase economic growth.

Austria's shop-opening hours are still among the most restrictive in Europe.