Sentence examples for abilities loss from inspiring English sources

Loneliness is generally closely associated with ageing as a consequence of multiple losses – loss of abilities, loss of and changes in personal relationships, loss of relationships with familiar environments, and changed contact with friends and relatives resulting in reduced relationships (6– 8).

In this section, we discuss performance of our loss recovery proposal in the view of loss recovery ability, loss recovery effect on wireless TCP, and multimedia transmission.

Based on the definition of mass entransy, the entransy dissipation function, which reflects the irreversibility of the mass transfer ability loss, is derived.

Secondary outcomes included: duration of sick leave, strength, pain, cosmetic outcome, implant failure, infection rate, throwing ability, loss of reduction of anatomical position, ossification of the coracoclavicular ligament, range of motion, and the incidence of acromioclavicular joint osteoarthritis (OA).

There was no statistically significant difference between the interventions in respect to strength, pain, throwing ability, loss of anatomical reduction, ossification of the coracoclavicular ligament or acromioclavicular joint osteoarthritis (P > 0.05).

The solid part of the mat (BNNTs) exhibits strong viscous character (loss tangent up to 13), strong elastic character (storage modulus up to 2.3 GPa), and strong mechanical energy dissipation ability (loss modulus up to 7.3 GPa), indicating exceptional vibration damping ability.

AD is a neurodegenerative condition associated with cognitive and functional ability loss.

This included decreases in EC growth, proliferation and angiogenic ability, loss of eNOS protein, and increases in senescence markers.

This will, however, not affect the associations found between the presence of flares and functional ability loss, increase in VAS scores, and joint damage progression.

Musculoskeletal pain is the most prevalent cause of work ability loss, sick leave and early retirement from work in Europe [ 2- 4].

33– 35 Hawkins and Wiswell 36 suggested that aerobic ability loss is nearly 10% per decade, which is similar to the results for the males in this study, whereas the women had almost identical aerobic abilities.