Sentence examples for restricting activity from inspiring English sources

The observed correlation in our analysis between reductions in pain and improvements in function suggests that some functional restriction associated with hand OA stems from patients voluntarily or involuntarily restricting activity because of perceived or anticipated pain and not solely from the biomechanical limitations of affected joints.

Pacing involves rest and restricting activity to those things the patient feels they can cope with.

"The decline of the energy sector, the strong dollar, weak global demand and growing concern about the presidential elections are all playing a part in restricting activity".

The government "is restricting activity on lands that may be suitable habitat for the spotted owl, irrespective of whether the owl is present in that region," the group said in an e-mail.

The decision announced Monday spelled out measures to protect the sheep, including restricting activity in lambing season and a Bighorn Sheep Adaptive Management Fund, paid for by Christo, who is covering the full cost of the project via the sale of his work.

Drug manufacturers and dealers are still pursued and prosecuted (in the Dutch case, when they violate tacit agreements about restricting activity to certain zones), but merely using or possessing drugs in small quantities shifts from a criminal to an administrative offence, and is treated as a health issue.

Restricting activities in certain sites may have considerable impacts on local communities.

They were more vocal about restricting activities of children and their supervision.

Change in disability after hospitalization or restricted activity in older persons.

Hospitalization, restricted activity, and the development of disability among older persons.

Restricted activity among community-living older persons: incidence, precipitants, and health care utilization.