Sentence examples for functionally limits from inspiring English sources

Our prior work demonstrated that RIP140 itself is a transcriptional target of RA and that it functionally limits retinoid signaling, comprising a negative feedback mechanism that is relevant to the biological activity of RA [10], [11].

In subsequent investigations it has also been found that sympathetic restraint of coronary vasodilation functionally limits increases in ventricular contractility [ 100].

Cysteine-rich protein 2 (CRP2) is a VSMC-expressed LIM-only protein, which functionally limits VSMC migration and protects against pathological vascular remodeling.

We define musculoskeletal limitations as functionally limiting problems involving bones, joints, cartilage, soft tissues and other musculoskeletal structures.

The objective of this paper is to report on the development and preliminary validation of a self-report index of musculoskeletal functional limitations that aggregates the patient's functionally limiting musculoskeletal problems into a single score.

Comprehensive geriatric assessment may ease that burden in clinical settings [ 2] but population-based screening tools to distinguish between persons who are robust, those at risk of functional decline and who are functionally limited are still lacking [ 3].

Knee OA is amongst the most common and functionally limiting types of OA, causing pain and functional impairment (e.g., slower gait speed) [ 3, 4].

Research has identified precursor states to failing health and functional deterioration with grades of derangement (prefrail), functional decline (frail) and persons who are already severely functionally limited (disabled).

11, 12 Most previous studies however, have targeted generally healthy, higher functioning elderly of less advanced age making comparison with our functionally limited, older group difficult.

One explanation for this pattern is that current technology is functionally limited, requiring people to seek out in-person help in addition to using automated services.

Proxies were more likely to complete the survey if the subjects were older, married, cognitively impaired and more functionally limited.