Sentence examples for a range of disabling from inspiring English sources

Children included in the studies had a range of disabling chronic conditions characterised by duration longer than 6 months and associated limitation of normal daily activity.

It has significant implications for the economy and the workplace due to increased levels of sickness absence in this segment of the workforce and its association with a range of disabling complications which may influence an individual's ability to do their job effectively.

The results of the meta-analyses show that a range of childhood disabling chronic conditions are associated with low SES.

The NIS was developed as a measure of severity of neurological impairment across a broad range of disabling conditions.

The aim of this study was to test for significant associations between overweight and obesity and the presence of a wide range of disabling conditions in adults, controlling for sex, age, education, social class, income, cigarette smoking status and alcohol consumption.

The Neurological Impairment Scale (NIS) was developed for use across a broad range of disabling conditions alongside the UK FIM+FAM.

The clinical expression is quite variable; patients may be asymptomatic or suffer from life-threatening angioedema episodes with a wide range of disabling symptoms, severe pain or disfigurement.

In a posting on its Web site, the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons said that under the advance team's supervision, Syrian personnel had used cutting torches and other tools to destroy or disable a range of items, including "missile warheads, aerial bombs and mixing and filling equipment".

Although the members of this family have homologous enzymatic domains and similar active sites, these toxins ribosylate ADP and therefore, disable a range of cellular targets [4].

It seems likely that, as in older age groups, severely disabling chronic pain in young adults is associated with a range of negative health consequences for individuals and high health care need [ 34].

Severely disabling chronic pain in the adult population is strongly associated with a range of negative health consequences for individuals and high health care costs, yet its prevalence in young adults is less clear.