Sentence examples for higher restraint from inspiring English sources
Those with higher restraint scores also had a relatively higher disinhibition score.
The results showed more shrinkage, higher restraint stresses, and higher strength for the calcium nitrate-based accelerator mixture.
Results showed more shrinkage, less stress relaxation, and higher restraint stress from the inclusion of metakaolin, potentially increasing cracking sensitivity of mixtures.
In concrete structures higher free shrinkage, higher hydration heat, higher restraint degree, higher elastic modulus and lower creep generally lead to a higher restrained stress and, consequently, to a worse micro-cracking tendency (Gao et al. 2012).
The advantages of this new technique with respect to the use of EB-FRP systems are mainly in the ease of installation and the higher restraint to the possible delamination of the FRP system from the concrete surface.
Results: In analyses mimicking studies of unrelated individuals, an earlier age at dieting onset was associated with greater adult BMI (p = 0.003), higher Restraint Scale scores (p < 0.001), greater use of risky dieting behaviors (p = 0.04) and more weight cycling episodes (p < 0.001).
Overall, there were very high restraint usage rates (>99% of sampled children) but fewer than one quarter of children were using the correct size-appropriate restraints.
When asked about its unusually high restraint rate in the federal data, Park Ridge's chief nursing officer, Craig Lindsey, said it was the result of a reporting error.
Although Park Ridge has the highest restraint rate in the country, according to the latest CMS data, there are dozens of hospitals throughout the country with rates that exceed 10 hours per 1,000 patient hours.
Obese diabetic pa-tients had the lowest scores on the EDE overall but the highest Restraint Scale scores (5).
The generated stresses were found to be as high as 13.1 MPa in high sulfate solution and 8.3 MPa in low sulfate solution under high-restraint condition after 420-day immersion.
