The phrase "ability of driving" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when discussing someone's skill or capability in operating a vehicle, but it is more natural to phrase it differently.
Example: "Her ability of driving was evident when she navigated the difficult terrain with ease."
Alternatives: "driving skills" or "capability to drive".
Handicaps were sphincter incontinence (11% [6 patients]), loss of writing ability (51% [26/51 patients]), and loss of driving ability (44% [22/50 patients]).
Objective: To identify variables that best predict a team's decision of driving ability in stroke patients from a predriving assessment.
Ambulatory patients may be referred to the geriatrics consultation clinic for a wide range of services including pre-operative geriatrics assessment, cognitive assessment, evaluation of driving ability, needs assessment, and suitability of living arrangements.
The Rapid Pace Walk may be useful in studies of driving ability and exposure.
Crashes are an outcome that can arise from a general lack of driving ability.
This implies that the respondents see the tests as providing evidence of driving ability, encouraging them to keep driving.
It may be compounded by physical decline such as loss of driving ability, decreased hearing or vision.
It was found that the commonly recommended Clock Drawing Test and the Trail Making-B test were insignificant predictors of driving ability.
This can likely be attributed in part to changes of the physical and social environment at the level of the pre-event phase such as the introduction of speed limits on roads and reassessment of driving ability at older ages.
As previously mentioned, limited research is exploring what types of exercise interventions could also be specifically beneficial for maintaining or improving which kinds of driving ability (Marmeleira et al. 2011; Marmeleira et al. 2009; Marottoli et al. 2007).
