Sentence examples for of reduced range from inspiring English sources

In addition, Kurani and his colleagues assert that any disutility of reduced range can be more than offset by the value of home recharging [9,11,55].

In both Figure 1 and Figure 2, one can clearly notice a common pattern of reduced range of variability in the scores for the WOMAC method and the EM method as the number of items increased from 2 for stiffness, to 5 for pain to 17 for function, which was not observed for the WOMAC method.

One of the consequences of reduced range of motion during gait is a loss of the ankle's eccentric control occurring from heel strike to flat foot phase that can cause an alteration in the shock absorption mechanism and may increase loads applied to the foot of diabetic patients [ 31].

The Putti-Platt procedure has been criticized because of a risk of reduced range of motion, and has not been recommended for young patients or for patients with high demands on shoulder function (Regan et al. 1989, Fredriksson and Tegner 1991).

Infection after IM nailing of the femur is a serious complication and often leads to reduced range of knee motion, as was seen in several of our patients (Table 3).

In contrast, Tornetta et al. [39] showed in their biomechanical study that this does not lead to reduced range of motion, whereas Klitzman et al. [17] described a smaller syndesmotic gap after screw fixation.

The simplicity of use does have a trade-off, however, as it comes at the expense of a reduced range of analysis options.

Therefore the decrease in stride length as pregnancy progressed may have the cause of the reduced range of motion for the pelvic segment and thoracolumbar spine in the transverse plan in the present study and also reported by Wu et al. [ 11].

Participants will all have at least one of the three physical impairments of weak quadriceps, a reduced range of knee flexion and poor standing balance.

On physical examination, four of five patients had a reduced range of motion of the involved shoulder.

It has been shown that grades 3 and 4, the final stage of ankylosis, are the most problematic for patients, commonly complaining of pain and a reduced range of movement [ 6].