At Gun Kings Armory in Glendale, owner Rob Musso reeled off a list of regulations that burden shop owners and customers, including a 2009 state requirement that handgun ammunition be kept inaccessible to buyers without assistance from a salesperson.
8 Additionally, EM structure of actin-myosin interactions 24 by Lorenz and coworkers agree with Li and coworkers on the predicted interacting residues and the mode of interactions between tropomyosin dimer and actin filament and the manner in which the myosin binding residues are kept inaccessible at the blocked and closed states.
b) Patient-reported trial outcomes data (e.g., migraine days, quality of life) should be kept inaccessible to the practitioner (e.g., by using sealed envelopes or preferably by sending questionnaires directly to a study office independent of the intervention site or using a blinded interviewer).
17 The allocation sequence was kept in the locked office of the statistician and was inaccessible to staff making decisions about patients' eligibility.
In one, which they call engaged photography, political content is kept oblique, even inaccessible, until the contextual meaning of the image is revealed.
Even basic planning and guidance documents are kept locked away, largely inaccessible to civil service teams that need to see them.
Archaeological records and finds are kept in files that are inaccessible to the public.
Also, the code key with names and addresses of the respondents were kept at Statistics Sweden and was inaccessible for the researchers.
As a result, the box should be kept in a quiet environment, inaccessible to pets and children.
Tompkins makes a good point when he discusses how responsible he is with his firearms, how they are kept under lock and key and inaccessible to children who visit him.
The data will be kept de-identified on forms and in computers inaccessible to unauthorised persons.
