The phrase "area of restriction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where certain limitations or boundaries are defined, such as legal, geographical, or operational discussions.
Example: "The area of restriction around the construction site must be clearly marked to ensure safety."
Alternatives: "zone of limitation" or "restricted zone".
Prevention of onset or early intervention to reverse isolated restriction could potentially reduce the risk of progression to other areas of restriction.
The resulting 11 binary items were then summed, to give a total score ranging from 0 to 11, in which increasing scores indicate more areas of restriction.
However, the size of the area of diffusion restriction (and the ADC value) correlates with prognosis, and volume measurements and scores (ASPECTS, DRAGON) can be useful tools in predicting the outcome after intravenous thrombolysis [18].
Other vascular pathologies in which diffusion may be helpful are transient global amnesia, with a typical transient focal dot-like area of diffusion restriction in the hippocampus and/or parahippocampal gyrus [33], or posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome (PRES), where the majority of cases do not show diffusion restriction because oedema is typically vasogenic.
The presence of tumour was recorded if an intermediate signal-intensity focal mass on T2-W imaging corresponding to a focal area of diffusion restriction on ADC maps derived from ZOOM-DWI was identified.
In fact, food availability appears to have a direct causative effect on physical activity that is exhibited in both animal and human models, especially in the area of caloric restriction.
Therefore, even in the area of shipment restrictions, FMD transmission could have been effectively controlled by more strict movement restriction and compulsory disinfection of people and vehicles.
Acute exacerbations may present with areas of diffusion restriction.
