Sentence examples for mildly limited from inspiring English sources

Apart from mildly limited extension of the elbows, she did not show further anomalies.

ICF categories are reported that were coded as at least mildly limited or restricted in more than five percent of participants, ordered by frequency (n).

Shulman et al. reported that over 50% of the children who walked on their toes had normal or only mildly limited dorsal extension of the ankle joint, [ 5] whereas Sobel et al. reported a severe decrease in range of joint motion (mean: -5.2 degrees) in 46% [ 6].

It can be mildly limiting (I can't adequately express my frustration with the fact that I can't put pomegranate seeds on everything ALL THE TIME), but it has helped me expand my horizons so much too.

55 Although these nutrition scoring systems are reliable and objective tools to identify patients who are malnourished, their ability to detect patients who are "at risk" of malnutrition or to identify those who are mildly malnourished is limited.

"I think the changes in leptin and ghrelin in controlled laboratory experiments have been seen mostly at times when the food intake of participants has been limited or mildly restricted," Penev says.

Neglecting surface tension, viscosity and particle interactions, HyPAM is currently limited to mildly-fragmented free-surface flows with high Reynolds and Weber numbers.

In the two patients with serum IgG4 levels obtained at the time of cancer diagnosis, it was mildly (1 2×upper limits) elevated.

This choice of gold standard limited the number of mildly affected subjects in the training set and hence any conclusion can be drawn from this study.

Although the current FSTs collection cover more than 70%% of mildly or highly expressed genes, functional characterization is still limited due to functional redundancy or a lack of guiding information for gene function.

Enteral tube feeding (ETF) is widely used in patients with cystic fibrosis (CF) and end-stage lung disease, but previous studies have been limited to investigating whether ETF improves outcomes in patients with moderately or mildly impaired pulmonary function.