Sentence examples for restricted rate from inspiring English sources

Full maintenance parenteral fluid therapy was found to produce a greater but not significant fall in p-Na+ than the fluid therapy administered at a restricted rate.

Under certain conditions, such as those in which the bale moisture of highly buffered forages exceeds the recommended range, the heterogeneous nature of baled silages coupled with a restricted rate and extent of fermentation may increase susceptibility to clostridial activity compared with precision-chopped forages ensiled at comparable moisture concentrations.

C. montrouzieri larvae were subjected to high, variable and low food regimes, allowing them to grow at a normal, variable and restricted rate, respectively.

There is an intense debate as to whether the administered volume (full rate vs. restricted rate of infusion) and the composition of solutions used for parenteral maintenance fluid therapy (hypotonic vs. isotonic solutions) contribute to the development of hyponatremia.

Here we examine sire variation and phenotypic relationships for RC measurements of methane emissions and feed intake of sheep habituated to a diet of lucerne and oaten chaff, fed at a restricted rate of 20 g/kg liveweight (LW).

The mtATP, on the other hand, shows a more restricted rate of variation due to its utility as a protein-coding gene for the energetic cellular machinery, and provides a way to mitigate effects of homoplasy or alignment-ambiguity among more dissimilar haplotypes in the mtCR dataset [ 40].

"Breathless," shown in four theaters, got a restricted rating, became a hit, and won the Prix Jean Vigo in 1960, France's top prize for an innovative new work.

Prior to the implementation of the Film Classification Act, 2005, which gave it the power to enforce ESRB ratings, the Ontario Film Review Board had used its own powers to classify Manhunt as a film and give it a "Restricted" rating, legally barring its sale to those under 18 (the ESRB had given the game a "Mature" rating).

In an autocorrelated clock, the rate along a given branch is more similar to its parent branch than a branch chosen at random, though autocorrelation models differ in the degree to which they restrict rate variation between parent and daughter branches.

These factors restrict rates of plant photosynthesis.

However, the paper says, if a state restricts rates too much, "insurers may opt out of the state market," reducing the choices for consumers.