In addition to automated recording and performance-based assessment, we ask staff members to provide a proxy rating on the care and behavior assessment regarding wandering, security measures (restraints, e.g., bed rails, safety belt), frequency of social situations (e.g., visits, staff contact) and activity participation of target residents [ 45].
The three groups are also compared on changes in behavior (e.g. diet, physical activity, disordered eating behaviors, use of healthy and unhealthy weight control practices), psychosocial measures (restraint, depression), and changes in CVD risk factors (including blood pressure, lipids, insulin sensitivity, and waist circumference).
Hunt's measured restraint, her dry humour and idiosyncratic eye have created something very powerful and unusual indeed.
When violence flares it's shocking and elemental, but also brief: most of the time the tone is one of measured restraint.
Save the toddler, save the world is the premise of "Flu," a South Korean riff on Steven Soderbergh's "Contagion" that thumbs its nose at that film's measured restraint.
The most famous modern example of this formula, Susan Sontag's "Against Interpretation," from 1964, exemplifies the appeal of "Against [X]" — witty bravado, willful abandonment of fairness, balance, and measured restraint.
A speculative rather than exegetical work, it argued that Greek tragedy arose out of the fusion of what he termed Apollonian and Dionysian elements the former representing measure, restraint, and harmony and the latter representing unbridled passion and that Socratic rationalism and optimism spelled the death of Greek tragedy.
Her calm in the face of the heated exchange, which broke out shortly before a lunch-time recess, was in keeping with the attitude she kept throughout her appearance at the day-long testimony hearing: measured restraint.
In typical Fritz-fashion, "Void" is heralded by lush piano-chords and distorted drums, as well as the artist's own vocals Boratto's addition strips down much of the production's entirety, inserting his usual dosage of emotional chord-work, swirling synths, and levels of carefully measured restraint. .
In others, politicians are still terrified that their car-owning voters will savage any government that tries to introduce direct measures of restraint.
A recent study by the Transport Research Laboratory, an independent consultancy, found that halving bus fares would reduce car use by only 1% whereas direct measures of restraint such as introducing a £2 urban road charge would lead to a 20% reduction in car use in city centres.
