Sentence examples for moderately restrictive from inspiring English sources

A moderately restrictive mobility barrier reduces incoming and outgoing knowledge flows by about 0.8 1.3% per year.

The choice facing the Nixon Administration was either to attack inflation with stringent fiscal and monetary controls forgetting about direct or indirect controls on wages, prices, or particular sectors of the economy or to combine vigorous selective controls with a more moderately restrictive over‐all fiscal and monetary policy.

Spirometry revealed a moderately restrictive pattern and a very severe diffusion defect.

However, monolayers of immortalized human brain capillary endothelial cell lines are known to form only moderately restrictive barriers, with TEER values in the range of 20 200 Ωcm[ 17, 20, 21].

PFTs indicated a moderately severe restrictive ventilatory defect and a severe reduction in the DLCO for the group as a whole.

The Nassau County Legislature is considering a somewhat less restrictive bill than Suffolk's: the no-go distance would be 1,000 feet, and only Level 2 offenders -- those considered moderately likely to commit another offense -- and Level 3 offenders would be covered.

After evaluation of this parameter, patients were divided into three groups: with mild, moderate or severe (including moderately severe, severe, and very severe) restrictive defects.

*CD 1: most restrictive, CD 2: moderately inclusive, CD 3: most inclusive.

Pulmonary function tests showed a mild restrictive defect with a moderately reduced diffusing capacity for carbon monoxide (DLCO).

Restrict calories moderately.

Since then, a restrictive strategy aiming for a moderately anaemic threshold (7 8 g/dL) is appropriate under most circumstances.