The phrase "a range of impairments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various types or degrees of disabilities or limitations that individuals may experience.
Example: "The study focused on a range of impairments, including physical, cognitive, and sensory disabilities."
Alternatives: "a variety of disabilities" or "a spectrum of limitations."
That perspective acknowledges that development occurs throughout the lifespan and thus a range of impairments or diseases can cause a disability that can affect development at any stage of life.
Fatigue has been implicated in a range of impairments that can have detrimental effects on individuals, and it is differentially associated with conventional demographic variables.
Introduction: Survivors of critical illness experience a range of impairments after intensive care, including physical, cognitive and psychological compromise.
Children with lower limb spasticity often experience a range of impairments including weakness, tightness, reduced motor control and muscle selectivity.
Children with ADHD exhibit developmentally inappropriate levels of inattention, hyperactivity and/or impulsivity which result in a range of impairments in social, educational, and family functioning [ 3].
Participants recruited as cases were people with a range of impairments who were receiving rehabilitation services from community-based rehabilitation programs.
Vollmann et al. (2003) looked at MacCAT-T scores in depressed inpatients and the separate judgment of a physician, who was instructed to judge capacity ' freely on the basis of his or her own clinical experience.' Using various combinations of cut offs scores for understanding, appreciation and reasoning to define "impairment", a range of impairment from 2.9%to20%0% was found.
This enhances statistical power because traits are measured on all individuals in the cohort and compared across a range of impairment in relation to an environmental toxicant exposure; power is therefore not limited by the number of cases in the cohort.
Indeed, in the new proposed criteria for MCI related to AD a range of impairment of 1.0 to 1.5 standard deviations below expected levels on tests is typically expected on neuropsychological tests [ 16], but this is not a requirement as more emphasis is placed on clinical history and examination.
