Sentence examples for with reduced capability from inspiring English sources
Tongue pressure measurement must be a new approach for texture design of food products particularly for specified consumer group with reduced capability of eating.
Accupedo-Pro Pedometer is readily available for purchase on the open market and a version with reduced capability is available free of charge.
Not only pediatric patients but also geriatric patients and adults with reduced capability to take conventional solid formulations may benefit from patient-centric approaches to drug delivery.
There are cases where age-appropriate formulations are not only favorable for children but also for other special patient groups including elderly and adults with reduced capability to swallow conventional solid formulations [93].
This dense packing in hexagonal honeycombs could be favored by hydrogen bonding between the relatively small head groups of the BPs B12, B18, and C12, whereas larger head groups with reduced capability for hydrogen bonding cannot fuse to form a dense honeycomb, and thus, the BP filaments remain randomly distributed in the lipid matrix, as observed for E12/7.
But in case they can't be reached within 24 hours for some reason (the time the Orion is designed to sustain them for) or they need to get away quicker, there are exit procedures in place that let the astronauts handle the whole process themselves – even with reduced capabilities.
This specific strategy allows them to cope with a reduced capability to process information and allows the task to be completed consciously rather than reactively [5, 31, 32].
Degraded successive-stimulus masking inhibitory mechanisms were associated with a reduced capability of neurons to follow higher-rate repetitive stimuli.
Coupled with the reduced capability of cells to differentiate to primitive streak-like intermediates, these data suggest that FGF signalling in the epiblast functions to make primitive ectoderm competent to differentiate.
A comparison of bovine Rho and parapinopsin, a bistable nonvisual Gt-coupled rhodopsin, revealed much smaller light-induced TM5 and TM6 movement for parapinopsin which correlates with its reduced capability to activate G protein.
Disruption of the normal structure of the elastic fibers (such as their apparent fragmentation and aggregation into the ELS as seen here) would be expected to result in severe mechanical malfunction of the lung (decreased compliance) together with a reduced capability for normal gas exchange.
