The phrase "active limitation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing constraints or restrictions that are currently in effect or being enforced.
Example: "The active limitation on data usage has affected our ability to conduct thorough research."
Alternatives: "current restriction" or "ongoing constraint".
By establishing a three-level hierarchy of decisions ("stop" > "do not increase" > "do not start"), we demonstrated that more "active" limitations involved patients with acute organ failures, high severity indexes, and great dependence on life-sustaining therapy.
Even though withholding and withdrawing therapy have been considered ethically equivalent [21, 22, 31], our survey showed that in reality the more "active" limitations were associated with sudden and severe pathologies and the more "passive" with chronic diseases affecting respiration, autonomy, or cognition.
Even though withholding and withdrawing therapy have been considered ethically equivalent [ 21, 22, 31], our survey showed that in reality the more "active" limitations were associated with sudden and severe pathologies and the more "passive" with chronic diseases affecting respiration, autonomy, or cognition.
- Active and passive activity limitations, and range of motion of the hip (obtained by the physical examination at baseline and at 12 months follow-up).
The participants in the NW program improved their functional capacity and decreased their level of activity limitations compared to active comparators.
Elderly patients could have deambulation problems and active movements limitation, missing the calf muscular pump.
Conclusion Our questionnaire sheds light on three major points: a discomfort about key decisions of active therapeutic limitations, a fair knowledge of legal documents, together with a strong demand for an update and teaching of these texts.
Impaired shoulder strength is likely one of the causes of active ROM limitations.
A three-level hierarchy for classifying decisions used the more active mode of limitation ("stop" > "do not increase" > "do not start") if more than one was performed.
In metabolically active tissue, diffusion limitation places strict constraints on how far cells can be from an oxygen source.
