Sentence examples similar to a diminished range in from inspiring English sources

A diminished range of movement (ROM) is often described as a typical clinical manifestation.

For a time she sang with a diminished range.

Hip complaints were defined as pain or diminished range of motion in their hips.

Prégardien's presentation of this ultimate challenge of the Lieder repertory had many positive aspects, but it was hard not to feel that, in some respects, his voice is now too mature for the piece (he turns 60 next year), and that its diminished range – not only in terms of colour and dynamics, but also in compass – makes it a less than ideal instrument for its realisation.

This suggests a diminished dynamic range of stimulus coding that is expected to impair signal detection in noise.

This, in turn, could result in a diminished viral load in the brainstem and cerebrum.

Insurers must do so, or they will have a diminished role in the system.

Unions would have a diminished role in new arrangements for "expanding workers' voices".

After that race, Walker was a diminished presence in campus politics.

After Dowd's hiring, Kasowitz took a diminished role in handling the case.

Ms. Carnegie, fearing fabric shortages and a diminished interest in shopping, temporarily shut down her operation.