Sentence examples for restrictive understanding from inspiring English sources

"But, at the same time, he taught me that, instead of being restrictive, understanding how to play the verse gives up the meaning.

The traditional conceptualization of institutionalization reinforces mainly a restrictive understanding of institutionalization as taking place in institutions, where patients are only the sufferers of the treatment process and have limited autonomy and are completely isolated from the outside world.

Feasibility will be assessed using the following criteria 39: Process: recruitment rates, refusal rates, retention rates for weekly women's meetings, eligibility criteria (sufficient/too restrictive), understanding of survey items, understanding of video.

However, this is surely too restrictive an understanding of what it can mean to enact a social minimum.

Though force spectroscopy-based experiments are able to characterize the mechanical properties of amyloid fibrils, they are restrictive for understanding the structure-property relationship of amyloid fibrils because they are unable to provide the structural deformation mechanisms of amyloid fibrils at atomic resolution.

As computer speed and size of compound libraries are less and less restrictive, our insufficient understanding of the general principles that governs the formation of protein ligand complexes advance to be one of the major limitations.

Firstly, the government still thinks that a correlation exists between acts of indiscriminate killing and the religion of Islam, even though it's a well-known fact that indiscriminate killing is not condoned by Islam, but rather justified through a flawed, restrictive and manipulated understanding of Islam, unless you're Geert Wilders.

This requires a priori knowledge of the likely location of effects of interest, which is both difficult and restrictive, as current understanding of structure-function relationships is limited and white matter damage diffuse.

Annalise Eger was driven to inform readers about the proposed domestic gag rule restricting abortion access given her understanding of similar restrictive policies in her home state of Texas.

The results add an important piece to understanding the effect of restrictive systems in that the users that are most susceptible to dominance by decision aids are the users most willing to adopt a restrictive system that reduces the effort they must put forth and in turn reduces the knowledge they accrue from using the system.

Maybe it's not surprising that people in more restrictive societies can have a deeper understanding of this right.