- In semantics, a
modifier is said to be
restrictive (or defining) if it
restricts the
reference of its head. For example, in "the red car is
fancier than...
- Avoidant/
restrictive food
intake disorder (ARFID) is a
feeding or
eating disorder in
which individuals significantly limit the
volume or
variety of foods...
-
Restrictive cardiomyopathy (RCM) is a form of
cardiomyopathy in
which the
walls of the
heart are
rigid (but not thickened). Thus the
heart is restricted...
-
Restrictive lung
diseases are a
category of extrapulmonary, pleural, or
parenchymal respiratory diseases that
restrict lung expansion,
resulting in a...
- The term
restrictive eating might refer or
relate to:
Anorexia nervosa, an
eating disorder in
which people avoid eating due to
concerns about body weight...
-
northeast quadrant of the city as a
restrictive covenant, not as a
zoning by-law. At
common law, the
benefit of a
restrictive covenant runs with the land if...
- or may not be
restrictive. A
restrictive relative clause is a
relative clause that
functions as a
restrictive modifier. A non-
restrictive relative clause...
-
pause before the
parenthetical modification "a
surgeon by training". A
restrictive appositive provides information essential to
identifying the
phrase in...
- that
looks worn-out"); but who and
which may be used in both
restrictive and non-
restrictive clauses, and may or may not take a
comma ("The
teacher who...
- A
restrictive flow **** (RFO) is a type of **** plate. They are used to
limit the
potential danger, damage, or
wastage of an
uncontrolled flow from...
