Such financial barriers in prenatal testing can lead to significant restrictions to the average range of opportunities of pregnant women and couples, which on an intersubjective level can be defined as unfair discrimination and on an individual level weakens reproductive autonomy.
There are no significant restrictions to the utility function other than having to return an integer value.
Anyhow, when several riveted joints are present, the simulation becomes computationally too heavy and usually significant restrictions to joint modelling are introduced, sacrificing the accuracy of local stiffness evaluation.
The United States Supreme Court held today in Fisher v. University of Texas that diversity is a compelling governmental interest for a public university to seek, but there are significant restrictions to employing race based measures in doing so.
Interestingly, most of the interviewed media professionals indicated that there were no significant restrictions to presenting a topic like FGM/C on television, radio or in the press as long as it is done in a culturally sensitive way.
With the release of the fourth edition, Wizards of the Coast has introduced its Game System License, which represents a significant restriction compared to the very open policies embodied by the OGL.
Adolescent mothers had attended significantly less antenatal care visits than adult mothers (3.3±1.9 versus 4.4±1.9 mean visits, p<0.01, n = 356) and the difference in the frequency of consultations remained statistically significant after restriction to nulliparous women only (3.3±1.9 vs. 4.5±1.9 p<0.01, n = 133).
Thus, it is possible that intake of some nutrients might be suboptimal during weight loss, particularly in animals with low energy requirements that require significant caloric restriction to achieve successful weight loss.
Indeed, the only significant restriction arises due to the Fourier series representation.
Not in the view of Planned Parenthood, which decries the legislation by saying: "The current Senate language...would result in the most significant restriction in access to abortion coverage in the nearly 35 years since the U.S. Congress first adopted the Hyde Amendment...it is anticipated that most private health insurers would no longer offer coverage for abortion".
