10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RESTRICTIVELY»
Discover the use of
restrictively in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
restrictively and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Principles of Clinical Pharmacology
TABLE 7.2 Impact of Cirrhosis on Bioavailability and Relative Exposure to Doses
of Non-restrictively Eliminated Drugs Absolute bioavailability Relative exposure (
cirrhotics/controls) Reference Controls (%) Cirrhotics (%) IV Oral Meperidine 48 ...
Arthur J. Atkinson, Jr., Shiew-Mei Huang, Juan J.L. Lertora, 2012
2
Applied Pharmacokinetics & Pharmacodynamics: Principles of ...
... Vp in Equation 6-10 contributes little to Vss, and half-life is determined by: J. v'.
} lCLujntxfutJ (Eq. 6-14) Altered plasma binding will therefore have little effect on
the half-lives of restrictively cleared drugs such as diazepam and phenytoin.292 ...
3
Principles of Clinical Pharmacology
TABLE 7.2 Impact of Cirrhosis on Bioavailability and Relative Exposure to Doses
of Non-restrictively Eliminated Drugs Absolute bioavailability Relative exposure (
cirrhotics/controls) Reference Controls (%) Cirrhotics (%) IV Oral Meperidine 48 ...
Arthur J. Atkinson, Shiew-Mei Huang, Sanford P. Markey, 2012
4
Silage Production and Utilisation: Proceedings of the XIVth ...
Diets based on restrictively-fermented grass silage containing relatively high
concentrations of water soluble carbohydrates and minimal amounts of lactate
are characterised by a rumen fermentation pattern rich in lipogenic volatile fatty
acids ...
R. S. Park, M. D. Stronge, 2005
5
Comparative Law of International Arbitration
... that the determination of the law applicable to the arbitration agreement will not
often play a vital role as far as its interpretation is concerned.728 In the past,
some awards held that an arbitration agreement should be interpreted
restrictively, ...
Jean-François Poudret, Sébastien Besson, 2007
6
Noun Phrase in the Generative Perspective
If the adjective modifies the noun non-restrictively, "it contributes to the
delineation of the whole set of objects that constitute the extension of the noun" (
Kamp 1975: 153). In other words, a non-restrictive adjective forms an intrinsic
part of the ...
Artemis Alexiadou, Liliane M. V. Haegeman, Melita Stavrou, 2007
7
The Long-Term Residence Status as a Subsidiary Form of EU ...
Second, it establishes the important standard that Directives cannot be deprived
of their effectiveness. Before that, it mentions that Directive 2004/38 cannot be
interpreted restrictively. With regard to the impossibility of interpreting this
Directive ...
Diego Acosta Arcarazo, 2011
8
The English it-Cleft: A Constructional Account and a ...
A restrictively modified pronoun? As noted above, in Section 1, the cleft structure
is unusual in that the cleft clause restrictively modifies the cleft pronoun. However
, though atypical, it should be noted that restrictively modified pronouns do ...
9
The ICSID Convention: A Commentary
Indonesia, the Tribunal was confronted with the argument that consent given by a
sovereign State to an arbitration convention amounting to a limitation of its
sovereignty should be construed restrictively.801 The Tribunal rejected this ...
Christoph H. Schreuer, 2009
10
Belastingontwijking en de EG-Verdragvrijheden:
The interpretation advocated by scholars101 and by the Commission102 is that
the exception must be interpreted restrictively. An argument in favour of this
interpretation is, first of all, that a fundamental Treaty freedom is being limited,
and ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «RESTRICTIVELY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
restrictively is used in the context of the following news items.
Do the math: service charge interpretation
... welcome this decision as an indication that usual principles of interpretation will apply to service charge clauses and they will not be construed restrictively. «Shoosmiths legal updates, Jul 15»
City looks at western welcome
There are 13 remaining empty lots in Columbus Crossing, most of them vacant since the development was zoned restrictively in the early 2000s. Rezoning the ... «The Republic, Jul 15»
Opinion: NIN infringement claims on shaky ground
For this reason, it is important that courts interpret the commercial provisions of the Trade-Marks Act restrictively to allow ample room for expressive activity by ... «Edmonton Journal, Jul 15»
Helpful guidelines for employee handbook drafting
In light of this, it is advisable for employers to try to imagine their handbook provisions being construed restrictively, especially with regard to communications ... «Lexology, Jun 15»
Sharp Knives
A bill that passed the Idaho State Senate Monday would prevent local "political subdivisions" from regulating or taxing knives more restrictively than state law ... «Pacific Northwest Inlander, Mar 15»
Dying Of The Light, out now on DVD, Blu-ray & VOD
This week, the film hits DVD, allowing UK audiences to imagine the vitriol that might have been spilled had Schrader's hands not been so restrictively tied. «The Guardian, Mar 15»
Brussels expresses concern over Turkey's 'police state' law
“Concerns are there to make sure violence is only used restrictively,” she told reporters. The homeland security bill would stiffen penalties for people involved in ... «The Daily Star, Dec 14»
ECJ Interprets Rules Of Jurisdiction For Community Trade Mark …
Article 5(3) of the Brussels I Regulation must thus be interpreted restrictively, on the basis of the existence of a close linking factor between the dispute and the ... «Mondaq News Alerts, Jul 14»
Pork Producers Prohibit Painful Pig Pens (Op-Ed)
Gestation crates are tiny cages that confine pigs so restrictively they can barely move an inch during their entire lives. The crates, about two feet wide by seven ... «LiveScience.com, Jun 14»
German court refers ECB bond-buying programme to European justice
But it added that it is “possible that if the OMT decision were interpreted restrictively”, it could conform with the law. The court decided that it would rule separately ... «Financial Times, Feb 14»
