Sentence examples for measures of restricted from inspiring English sources

6 A number of studies have found associations between measures of restricted fetal and childhood growth and later risk of psychosis.

Measures of restricted activity, such as bed days, are robust predictors of functional decline among community-dwelling individuals with chronic disease (20).

A quantitative measure of restricted, repetitive behaviors was not available.

The experimental measure of restricting porn to sound clearly found an instant niche: "I'd listened to audios before and it really turned me on—I mean, who doesn't secretly enjoy it when they can hear someone having sex in the next room?

An initial test of the water by iTélé showed a majority in favour of "measures to restrict liberty of individuals to preserve the liberty of all", but respondents were less inclined to declare that: "I am ready to see my liberty reduced if this benefits the general interest".

From a practical point of view, the sprint duration of 30 s is adequate to measure the effects of restricted vision and attention-demanding task on sprint performance.

A powerful approach for this purpose is to measure the ability of restricted nutrients to extend lifespan in genotypes lacking specific molecular functions.

Cameron has tried to protect himself from questions about his leadership with a revamp of the Downing Street policy unit and the promise of tough measures to restrict the benefits of EU migrants in the Queen's speech.

Disability was measured by the number of restricted activity days due to emotional problems in the past 4 weeks [ 33].

There has been talk, for example, of measures to restrict hate speech on social networks like Twitter, following a spate of anti-Semitic and racist postings on the microblogging site.

The Trump administration also plans to enact a series of regulatory measures to restrict the ability of high-skilled foreign nationals to work in America.