Sentence examples for moderate restriction from inspiring English sources

At admission, patients rated their mobility as moderately restricted and the BMS and Total FIM score provided a moderate restriction in mobility (32 out of 70 points and 10 out of 21 points).

Even corporations are not arguing against this moderate restriction to their ability to silence critics.

Conclusions: Moderate restriction of dietary fat has no unfavorable effects on neurodevelopment in early childhood.

The AOFAS score for the ankle and hindfoot was 96 points (out of a maximum possible score of 100 points), due to moderate restriction of the sagittal motion.

This paper considers a more "moderate" restriction: the case of edges elastically restrained against rotation for which no exact solution appears in the open literature.

According to Ayers and Westcot (1994) there is a slight to moderate restriction on use of irrigation water with Na+ and Cl− above 3 meq/L for sprinkler irrigation.

The fact that Democrats opposed every aspect of those proposals is not good evidence that they would not be amenable to moderate restrictions today, and I don't agree that the 2005 debate provides a good "test case" for whether Democrats would agree to restrict benefit growth to the inflation rate in the future.

They said the new gun laws, which include background checks on private gun sales and limits on ammunition magazines, were moderate restrictions that made sense in a state scarred by gun massacres at Columbine High School in 1999 and a movie theater in Aurora last year.

As assessed by the RNLI, 51% of the sampled LIS patients reported severe restrictions and 49% reported mild to moderate restrictions in self-perceived overall community reintegration.

The scores were normalised to 100, with a score of 100 indicating that the participants were fully satisfied, scores of 60 99 indicating mild to moderate restrictions in self-perceived community reintegration, and scores less than 60 indicating severe restrictions in self-perceived community reintegration, as previously reported.

As we confront the potential need to return to more stringent infection control measures once again, this is an appropriate time to reflect on the ethical values that underlay the strict visitation restrictions imposed in hospitals in Ontario during the SARS outbreak and the moderate restrictions in place since SARS.