Sentence examples for movement reducing from inspiring English sources

Too many people have restricted access to free movement, reducing the productivity of billions of talented people.

Clinically, the wires that had the greatest values in deactivation are considered better because they can increase the duration time of tooth movement, reducing the final treatment time.

Beginning late on August 23, it was predicted that Debby would re-strengthen, as SSTs were between 84 and and the storm was anticipated to resume the original west-northwest movement, reducing land interaction.

Increasing the physical quality of life includes increasing the general physical function and level of physical activity, decreasing fear of movement, reducing post-traumatic stress symptoms, reducing neck pain and increasing neck function.

Furthermore, they involved a low number of patients (33with n = 20; with n = 12) from chronic 33 and acute 34 groups, consisting mainly of mild to moderately impaired patients (i.e. 34with residual movement) reducing their findings statistical power.

A dwarfing rootstock genotype used as an inter-stem appeared to work as a physical restriction to water movement, reducing potential xylem flow and conductance of the whole tree.

More frequent herd movement reduces overgrazing and trampling at any one site, potentially allowing areas to recover and be reoccupied sooner.

Repetitive passive movement reduced lower extremity spastic hypertonia in children with cerebral palsy, and it also improved ambulatory function in terms of walking speed.

"Each woman responds differently, but anecdotally I've seen exercise or movement reduce or eliminate cramps for most women," said Nicole Jardim, a women's health and period coach known to her clients as "The Period Girl".

Thus, if producing a voluntary movement reduces the tactile detection threshold, it is possible that the processing of other sensory inputs relevant to the experimental task increases.

The likely explanation for this is that larval dispersal reduces self-recruitment needed for persistence inside reserves at the same time that adult movement reduces the lifetime reproductive capacity of individuals recruiting to reserves.