Sentence examples for restrictive techniques from inspiring English sources

29 A systematic review of interventions to improve antibiotic prescribing in hospitals recommends that both groups of techniques improve patient outcomes and reduce AMR, but that restrictive techniques should only be used when urgent.

As far as we are aware, this is the only study showing that levels of oxLDL are significantly reduced in morbidly obese patients 7 months after bariatric surgery with restrictive techniques, irrespective of whether the patients had diabetes or not.

This study adopts less restrictive estimation techniques for measuring price transmission, namely causality tests and impulse response functions.

Since the theoretical development and the design technique are free from restrictive assumptions, this technique is applicable to many problems in engineering and science.

Fear is further fueled when infection control techniques and restrictive practices such as quarantine and isolation are employed to protect the public's health (11, 12 ).

This may have been due to the surgical technique and restrictive postoperative rehabilitation.

Intrapulmonary Percussive Ventilation® (IPV) is a complementary chest physiotherapy technique for restrictive and obstructive disease treatment.

The analysis of the results is difficult through statistical techniques, and needs restrictive assumptions for the problem to be analytically formulated, or a prohibitively large computational endeavor.

Neuron culture methods are expensive, temperamental and ethically restrictive, however; slime mold culture techniques are comparatively simple, cheap and resilient, with no associated ethical issues.

BPD and RYGB include partial gastric resection, or functional gastric disconnection; therefore, gastric bypass and BPD cannot be regarded as purely restrictive or purely malabsorptive surgical techniques.

Ohlson (1980) employed a logit technique with less restrictive assumptions than those taken in the MDA approach to model bankruptcy.