Sentence examples for moderately restricted from inspiring English sources

The final result of spatial distribution map of IWQI showed that 82.87 km2 areas were in the range of no restriction for irrigation purpose, 134.99 km2 area was low restriction, 71.57 km2 area was moderately restricted, 40.27 km2 area was highly restricted, and 10.96 km2 area was severe restrictions for irrigation use.

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).

Although all protein-restricted diets share the risk for malnutrition, which is obviously enhanced by baseline malnutrition, severe atherosclerotic disease and inflammation (the Malnutrition-Inflammation-Atherosclerosis (MIA) syndrome), the risks are low in moderately restricted diets and may be more frequent in the case of stricter protein restriction.

Sagittal motion was moderately restricted in all patients.

Favorable reductions in small low-density lipoprotein concentrations after 8 weeks suggest that a moderately restricted carbohydrate diet (20% CHO as energy) can promote a less atherogenic lipid profile when compared to the low-fat diet.

Conversely, animals in the summer phenotype, when energy intake is moderately restricted by 40%, show little change in their torpor patterns and are able to stabilize their body mass at a lower level.

MI is often caused by plaques that only moderately restrict the vessel lumen (by <50% of the lumen diameter) [ 71].

Either preserving the present sick leave policies regarding legislation and compensation levels; or limiting sick leave by moderately restricting policies or by influencing attitudes towards sick leave; or reappraising the situation by radical changes of policies.

UFP and NO2 concentrations were not correlated when all days were included in the analysis (Table 2) but were moderately correlated when restricted to summer (r = 0.45), winter (r = −0.33), or transitional months (r = 0.16).

5 History of pain in the rotator cuff region lasting for at least 3 months, plus pain during the past month preceding the examination, moderately or slightly restricted movement in the shoulder joint, and pain in one or more active resisted movements (abduction, external rotation, internal rotation), or painful arc of shoulder abduction.

When applied to Victorian statistical local areas (SLAs), this index varies from less than 1.84 (highly accessible – relatively unrestricted accessibility to a wide range of goods and services) to between 3.51 and 5.80 (moderately accessible – significantly restricted accessibility of goods, services and opportunities for social interaction).