Sentence examples for limitations quality from inspiring English sources

In the recent European guidelines for low back pain (LBP) it is argued that LBP management should focus less on the prevention of the onset of LBP episodes and more on limiting the consequences of LBP in terms of functional limitations, quality of life, and sickness absence [ 8].

Goldberg differentiates it from "cloud robotics" in that "you don't want to do everything in the cloud because of latency issues and bandwidth limitations, quality of service — and there are also very interesting issues about privacy and security with robotics".

Assessments at baseline, post intervention and follow-up will include physical activity (self-report and accelerometry), a battery of functional performance measures, functional limitations, quality of life, and an array of psychological health measures.

Based on the number of limitations, quality of execution was categorized as good (0 or 1 limitations); fair (2 4); or limited (≥5).

The qualities associated with growth vary some from study to study but tend to include altered capacity to positively reframe events, self-understanding, hopefulness, belongingness, sense of spirituality, appreciation for life, acceptance of one's life and limitations, quality of relationships and personal strength [ 35– 35].

For example, a systematic review of the benefits and limitations of social media in the context of chronic disease identified benefits (increased interaction and social support, tailored and accessible information) and limitations (quality concerns and lack of reliability, confidentiality, and privacy) [ 59] to those we identified.

This study underlines that despite less airflow limitation, quality of life is more impacted by chronic sputum in women than in men.

The primary outcomes (activity limitation, quality-adjusted life years etc) will be self-reported by participants who are not blinded.

The only available treatments – dialysis or receiving a transplant – just buy a patient more time but come with considerable limitations on quality of life.

Exercise, functional limitations, and quality of life: a longitudinal study of persons with multiple sclerosis.

Atherosclerotic peripheral artery disease (PAD) is common and results in limitations in quality of life and potential progression to limb loss.