"He's very impaired," said his domestic partner, Werth Sargent.
"If you're stopping someone who just tried it or uses it occasionally, a little bit of THC goes a long way they're very impaired," says Washington State University political scientist Nicholas Lovrich.
B.R.'s recognition of musical emotions was very impaired (score 17/40): this was not attributable to the verbal response procedure, since his recognition of facial emotions was significantly better [score 30/40; χ(1) 7.42, P < 0.01].
Badecker et al. (1995) reported the case of an anomic patient who was very impaired in naming but always could tell the target noun's gender even though it was not needed for any form encoding.
The ADHD patients in the present study are very impaired as a group, with a low level of education compared to controls, and less than one third being employed in ordinary work.
Only two subtest means from the TEA-Ch were very impaired, namely divided attention-dual modalities (TEA-Ch Sky Search Dual Task) and response inhibition (TEA-Ch Walk/Don't Walk subtest) (See Figure 2).
The ADHD patients in the present study are very impaired as a group, with a low level of education compared to controls, and less than one-third being employed [ 7].
Monkeys with ventral prefrontal lesions are very impaired at learning the visual matching rule (Rushworth et al. 1997; Bussey et al. 2001), whereas monkeys with dorsal prefrontal lesions that included area 46 are not (Passingham 1975; Mishkin and Manning 1978).
It is evident that the efficacy of this statute would be very seriously impaired by requiring every net illegally used to be carefully taken from the water, carried before a court or magistrate, notice of the seizure to be given by publication, and regular judicial proceedings to be instituted for its condemnation.
Our data indicate that diaphragmatic displacement can be very severely impaired in patients with Pompe disease and might explain why FVC responds poorly to ERT in some of the patients.
