Sentence examples for a reduction in range from inspiring English sources

Distal positioning of the patella in the trochlear groove is known as patella baja and is associated with anterior knee pain, extensor lag, and a reduction in range of motion (Fox et al. 2012; Flören et al. 2007).

Given the sizeable treatment effect reported in the retrospective chart review and also in the prospective pilot study mentioned in the introduction, we expected a reduction in range of motion pain from 6 to 2, with a standard deviation of 2.5.

Our results indicate that a reduced range for the wind entrainment coefficient k w will result in a reduction in the range of values of the source mass flux that are considered not-implausible.

The effect of this is a reduction in the range of motion at the affected joints.

The strategy's typical results, according to sociologist Kenneth Rand, are "a reduction in the range of 15%to35%5% in total homicides and 25%to40%0% in gang or group-involved homicides".

A Plan With Skeptics Jonathan Pershing, the State Department's deputy special envoy on climate change, talked about emissions reductions at a news conference after the opening session, defending the targets promised by the United States — a reduction in the range of 17percentt over 2005 levels by 2020, 30percentt by 2025, etc.

Destruction of natural habitats and excessive hunting have led to a reduction in the range of animal life in large parts of the country, but wildlife can still be found in abundance in some areas.

The reduction in the effective area of scattering causes a reduction in the range of receiver locations where each multipath component is apparent.

Recurrent neurogenic HO was defined as a reduction in the range of motion obtained after surgery and imaging evidence of HO.

Increasing the damping leads to a reduction in the range of the Strouhal number of oscillation, which is associated with the disappearing lock-in effect in frequency.

This finding was supported by the significant reduction of diameter and height complexity (shown by all three indices) and significantly higher diameter and height complexity in the untreated plots (shown by the Shannon index and standard deviation) as a result of a reduction in the range of tree diameters and heights.