Sentence examples for the further restriction from inspiring English sources

end{aligned} (3.65)Note that in case (ii), we cannot satisfy the further restriction (alpha Keta le frac{1}{16}), for large (alpha ), so here we use condition (3.54) to control the term (F^{ij}u_{ij}) in (3.44).

The further restriction of the axiom of separation to formulas in which all quantifiers are bounded in sets (Δ0 separation) yields "bounded Zermelo set theory" or "Mac Lane set theory", so called because it has been advocated as a foundation for mathematics by Saunders Mac Lane (1986).

The correct use of uterotonic drugs is the same definition as adequate use, with the further restriction that the uterotonic drug must be administered within one minute of the delivery of the fetus.

Note that models 7B, 7F, and 7G place the further restriction of strand symmetry, resulting in three frequencies for the stable base pairs (,, and ) and a single frequency describing mismatches.

As one might expect, the multiplicity-adjusted permutation P value for observing six of nine one-sided P values < 0.10 with the further restriction that all nine P values ≤ 0.90 (indicating no negative trends) in any dose group was slightly smaller: 0.0072 (99.9% CI 0.0052 0.0092).

We did a search for all "journal articles" published in 2005 with no restrictions (636162 hits) and then repeated this with the further restrictions of "link to free full text".

The Conservative-led government has already placed restrictions on immigration from outside the European Union, which represents a little under half the total: further restrictions could seriously compromise the rights of husbands and wives, and parents and children, to live together.

The antecedent of the conditional introduces a further restriction: we are considering only those subsituations of Donkey Parade that are minimal situations in which a donkey appeared.

For restricted cubic splines a further restriction forces the splines to be linear beyond the boundary knots.

In addition to the limitations described for the previous examples, a further restriction of this analysis was that studies where outcomes could not be monetised were excluded.

The Internal Revenue Service adds a further restriction by requiring that 50percentt of the company be owned by no more than five shareholders.