Sentence examples for diminished range of from inspiring English sources

I am bone-on-bone now, having had most of my cartilage removed in 1993 during arthoscopy. 2 years ago I began having deep achy pain and diminished range of motion.

He was tender over the metacarpophalangeal (MCP) joint and had diminished range of motion.

Clinical examination revealed synovitis, swelling, and diminished range of motion.

Individuals with spastic muscles present severely compromised function due to a diminished range of motion, diminished voluntary strength, and increased joint stiffness [ 13].

He said that he could not touch his left shoulder with his left fingers the next day because of the diminished range of motion.

If genetic enhancement becomes available and is used disproportionately by those belonging to advantaged groups, there is the potential for the socioeconomic gap to widen further think of the diminished range of opportunities available to the genetically unenhanced Vincent in the film Gattaca.

Chief among her concerns was a fear that ordinary licence payers could get left behind in the digital revolution and viewers who simply didn't want any more than the current five TV stations would get a diminishing range of programmes on the BBC.

The extinction of the huia and other frugivorous New Zealand bird species including the moa and piopio, and the diminishing range of many others, including the kiwi, weka, and kōkako, has left few effective seed dispersers in the New Zealand forest.

Newspeak, "designed to diminish the range of thought," was the language preferred by Big Brother's pervasive enforcers.

The addition of ammonia reduced both the upper and lower gas explosion limits, diminishing the range of explosion limits and mitigating the risk of explosion.

Nevertheless, the loss of functioning or premature death that may come with ill health clearly diminishes the range of plans of life people can reasonably choose among in a given society.