Sentence examples similar to restrictive timing from inspiring English sources
In countries where there are no restrictive laws in terms of timing of embryo selection, some steps in the workflow can be extended to an overnight procedure so that all of the steps of the workflow for which the presence of skilled personnel is necessary can be accommodated during normal working hours.
In a recent sepsis study based in an ICU, the frequency of organ failure in the same cohort differed from 10%to36%6% depending on the use of liberal or restrictive settings of criteria and on the timing of measurements (31).
Hence, there is a varied regimen of fluid replacement without a uniform definition of what is restrictive and liberal, as well as variations in the timing of the perioperative period studied.
Both Sam and I, in the rehearsal process are so specific about where they are standing and exactly what they are doing in that moment -- and about the timing of it, which can seem really, really restrictive.
The results so far have shown that restrictive approaches are promising, but more information is needed about the timing and type of search [ 7].
But restrictive as that might seem, the greater challenge for journalists involves the sociology and timing of the trial.
Restrictive cardiomyopathy.
Are the restrictive measures proportionate?
Yes, suggests Jerry Brown; unreasonably restrictive.
Perfect timing, perfect timing".
