Sentence examples for Reduce limitations from inspiring English sources

This case report describes the process and outcome of an intervention where illness perceptions (IPs) were targeted in order to reduce limitations in daily activities.

Using a Kalman Filter to reduce limitations in the sensor technology (due to less-than-ideal placement) will allow measurement of the liquid level during filling of individual bottles.

As part of its efforts to spur domestic job growth, Mr. Locke said the Obama administration was pressing for initiatives to reduce limitations on the export of American technology to China, while helping foreign investors navigate the sometimes daunting tangle of American government regulation.

Statistical analysis was used to reduce limitations due to data variability by means of sensitivity analysis, which is used to assess uncertainty by assigning specific distribution probabilities to all data included in the model in order to simulate alternative values.

Our lab and the prosthetic service focuses on specialty attachments to reduce limitations of current prosthetic terminal device and allow individuals to once again take part in activities they desire.

A mixed methods research cross-sectional design is therefore used to reduce limitations inherent in both qualitative and quantitative methodologies.

Furthermore, general set-ups in this study, such as anonymisation of information, 50 and non-involvement of teachers and parents during data assessment, might reduce limitation factors.

21 Thomas et al showed that physical exercise and rehabilitation are of importance to reduce limitation and participation restriction for those older adults who are having difficulty coping with pain.

Not only must Congress and the incoming administration put constructive policies in place, but, together, we must tell the story of how a limited government actually reduces limitations on the economic and creative success of every American.

This approach reduces limitations related to computational complexity that were inherent in previous implementations.

Open Access (OA) initiatives and knowledge infrastructure represent vital elements for both producing significant changes in scholarly communication and reducing limitations of access to the circulation of scientific knowledge in developing countries.