It is possible that the fewer restrictions theory may also explain our finding, since drinking at streets or parks may be less restrictive even than drinking at bars.
Although Zoe, 11, agreed in theory to restrictive conditions that included "blackout dates" on holidays, negotiations threatened to break down last week after an allegation of an unauthorized glide around a Dead End sign.
In particular, logical empiricist methodologies and Popper's Critical Rationalism would inhibit scientific progress by enforcing restrictive conditions on new theories.
Third, the interview claims that the "highly restrictive" version of just war theory, which the "Catholic Church uses," does not necessarily undermine the development of nonviolent capacities.
The requirements of the sexual antagonism theory are less restrictive than any of the other theories' requirements, and, as such, the sexual antagonism theory is expected to apply more broadly.
Big data mining of bacterial genomes has shown that positive selection is more widespread at the molecular level than expected under a restrictive interpretation of the neutral theory [ 3].
In support of this theory, the purely restrictive procedure of gastric banding, which gives rise to long-term metabolic advantages associated with weight loss (10), has no acute effect on postprandial glucose metabolism (or gut hormones) (11).
On the other hand, overly strict adherence to theory can be restrictive and may lead to a disregard of the real-life needs, experiences, and struggles of both the patients and the treatment providers involved in their care.
Other theories are less restrictive, insofar as they do not link distribution to actual social collaboration, yet nonetheless do restrict it, insofar as they bind it to the status of citizenship.
In early September Saudi Arabia imposed still more restrictive rules on journalists, who in theory now need state approval to engage with any foreign institution, such as attending an embassy party.
