Sentence examples for and handicaps in the from inspiring English sources

The 'Basic premises: residual capacity' scale concerns the importance of residual capacity, sickness, impairments, limitations and handicaps in the assessment.

A higher score for 'Intention' implies that the respondent attaches more importance to: the promotion of recovery, resumption of work, self-reflection and re-integration, the relevance of capability, illness, disorders and handicaps in the assessment and, most of all, proper checks for the consistency of information on the daily activities and home situation of the client.

The composite score from the sensory organization test portion of the computerized dynamic posturography is fairly correlated to severity of vertigo and handicap in the whole population of patients, but no correlation was found when they were assigned to groups of vestibular impairment.Conclusion: To assess vestibular impairment, the results from several tests must be taken into account.

Despite considerable improvements in special care baby units the perinatal mortality rates in the UK remain steady, and there is a wide range of both short-term and long-term morbidity and handicap in the surviving infants [ 4, 5].

Preterm birth is the leading cause of neonatal death and handicap in survivors.

Objective: To investigate the relation between low Apgar score in breech infants and handicap in childhood.

Preeclampsia and fetal growth restriction are major causes of perinatal death and handicap in survivors.

His Beacon Hill birth in 1838, he writes, meant he was "distinctly branded" and "heavily handicapped in the races of the coming century".

Germany's main handicaps in the race were its political system and its ideology.

Women's Wear Daily has pitched its tent early and handicaps the parties in its "Cannes Opener".

Measures of the social support network, life satisfaction, and hearing disabilities and handicaps may assist in the detection of workers who can be targeted for a variety of interventions, such as audiological rehabilitation or the creation of a barrier-free community that is supportive of the hearing impaired.