Sentence examples for limitations corresponded from inspiring English sources

The change in Physical Role Limitations corresponded to a moderate effect size.

Fathers' concern over sports limitations corresponded with a similar concern among several participating children and adolescents who also expressed disappointment about imposed restrictions in physical or sporting activity.

One limitation corresponds to the relative limited number of patients included in the study, which though is conducted in a geographically well defined region in Sweden.

Its built-in limitation corresponds to the sense of rhythm and proportion that writers apply to each line.

The ultimate physical limitation would correspond to a uniform illumination over the head with a power density corresponding to the safety limits (few mW/mm), combined with a corresponding collection of the emitted signal from the same area with an accepting solid angle of 2π.

In this study, the maximum polymer content per volume of the medium of 342 ± 34 mg L−1 PHB was observed after 10 days of limitation which corresponds to 14.6 ± 1% (dcw) PHB.

Although our study was not conducted to evaluate patients with significant ventilatory limitations these observations correspond to the results published by others [ 11, 12, 14, 15].

Phase (II) corresponded to nitrogen limitation with an excess of carbon source.

It has been proposed that the OHIP-14 functional limitation dimension may correspond to the oral functions dimension; the physical pain dimension to the orofacial pain dimension; the psychological discomfort dimension to the social impact dimension; and the physical disability, psychological disability, social disability, and handicap dimensions to the psychosocial impact dimension [ 38].

[ 15] Mean physical role limitation and general health scores for hemodialysis patients corresponded to the lowest 8% and 12% of the reference group respectively.

Freed from hindrances of a membrane structure and thermodynamic limitations, DEMR could bring in 6 times higher reactivity and draws electrode potentials closer to the equilibrium status (corresponded to less electrode overpotentials).