Sentence examples for and disability in a from inspiring English sources

It found an almost unanimous belief among groups that it was a mistake to deal with discrimination on the ground of race, sex and disability in a single Equality Act, rather than a dedicated disability act, but concluded it would be too impractical to change it.

This cross-sectional study evaluated the relationship between knee joint proprioception and pain and disability in a large cohort of individuals with knee OA.

Furthermore, somatosensory amplification (i.e., the tendency to perceive normal bodily sensations as unusually intense and disturbing) has been shown to be associated with the number of attacks and disability in a small group of migraine patients [32].

Even if the proper arrangement of the social determinants of health and adequate attention to public health greatly reduce the burden of disease and disability in a society, most people will still need medical care at various points in their lives, especially as they age.

She criticizes Rawls for casting citizens in the role of rough equals who relate because they can benefit each other, saying "Instead of picturing one another as rough equals making a bargain, we may be better off thinking of one another as people with varying degrees of capacity and disability, in a variety of different relationships of interdependency with one another" (2001, B9).

ICF, thus, presents health and disability in a single spectrum.

To compare the efficacy in reducing neck pain and disability in an individualised physiotherapy treatment with group treatment in acute and subacute mechanical neck pain.

Third, we were able to examine the association of total daily physical activity and disability in an older community-dwelling cohort.

The low quality study found an association with poor outcome of return to work and no association with a combination outcome of pain and disability in an acute population [ 33].

In our follow-up study we evaluated post discharge mortality, neuromotor developmental outcome and disabilities in a cohort of extremely premature born infants born before 28 gestational weeks in two Dutch tertiary NICUs.

Barthel Index scores were used to quantitatively evaluate level of physical functioning and disability in patients; a score of 100 points indicated no physical disability.