Sentence examples for restricting mobility from inspiring English sources

The only way to move was to swap houses, severely restricting mobility.

By restricting mobility and dividing communal rangelands, veterinary cordon fences could have potentially detrimental impacts upon pastoralists and their flexible systems of resource access, yet apart from several brief time-bound assessments the exact societal costs of this approach remain poorly understood (see, e.g. Hobbs 1981,Hitchcock 1995,2002,Scott Wilson Resource Consultants 2000).

Hogg (1987) suggests that 'it makes little economic sense, even less conservation sense to try to settle pastoralists at irrigation schemes which neither government nor local people can afford to run and which have the inevitable result of restricting mobility and creating localized dust bowls.' He further notes that 'over the years something has gone terribly awry.

The bases of each pair of cervical spines and each pair of caudal plates were fused together, greatly restricting mobility in both the neck and upper tail.

By restricting mobility, they lead to both physical deterioration and the formation of painful pressure ulcers.

This implant is designed to permit flexion of the spine, thus restricting mobility in extension and rotation.

Imposition of restrictions that restrict mobility and access to resources will create conditions that limit pasture availability (Ayantunde et al. 2008; Lengoiboni et al. 2011).

One fraction was highly mobile, whereas the other one displayed restricted mobility.

For all his restricted mobility the touch remains.

The joints tend to have restricted mobility rather than hyperextensibility.

Dogs have also been trained to perform various services for persons with hearing impairments and restricted mobility.