Sentence examples for time restriction to from inspiring English sources
There is often a time restriction to develop or launch products and to be the first to market.
Medline/Ovid, PubMed, EMBASE, Cochrane Library, TOXLINE, International pharmaceutical abstracts, Google Scholar, and the gray literature up to December 31, 2013 were searched without time restriction to identify all types of studies that examined effects of various treatments for calcium channel blocker poisoning for the outcomes of interest.
We should not allow time restrictions to damage a good deal".
One of my major regrets as a researcher is a failure to follow up, in the late 60's, on groups of students who failed to complete their education at Temple University, a center city school in Philadelphia vs. those who finished on time--at the time restrictions to access to personal data were much freer.
The production team had considered India and Nepal as a location in the film but on arriving at those places to investigate, they found that it was inconceivable to write them into the script, particularly with time restrictions to do so.
Second, identifying and communicating resource and time restrictions to participants, and observers within the sector, was required to enable the review to be completed as expected.
Due to time restrictions to collect data before the start of vaccination, convenience sampling was applied in the departments and in the refectory.
He also wants the time restriction increased to 18 months from 12 to make it easier to collect signatures.
This time restriction led to a substantial reduction in the size of our dataset, but Table 1 indicates minor differences between the subsample and larger population in terms of gender, education, age, marital status, occupation and number of sexual partners.
In time, her restriction to interior architecture will be recognized as a distinctive strength.
The CS is conservative, positivity preserving, simple to implement, and it is not subject to time step restriction to maintain stability.
