Sentence examples for cause some impairment from inspiring English sources

Currently, to receive the diagnosis, children must, before the age of 7, exhibit at least 6 core symptoms and these symptoms must cause some impairment in at least 2 settings (such as home and school), although severe impairment in one setting can suffice [ 16].

HOUSTON — Besieged by an e-mail scandal and perjury accusations, Texas's most powerful prosecutor resigned on Friday, saying that a combination of prescription drugs had "caused some impairment in my judgment".

"Although I have enjoyed excellent medical and pharmacological treatment," he said, "I have come to learn that the particular combination of drugs prescribed for me in the past has caused some impairment in my judgment".

In rodents, such as the rabbit, removal of the occipital lobes causes some impairment of vision, but the animal can perform such feats as avoiding obstacles when running and recognizing food by sight.

In a letter to the media after his resignation, Rosenthal wrote, "Although I have enjoyed excellent medical and pharmacological treatment, I have come to learn that the particular combination of drugs prescribed for me in the past has caused some impairment in my judgment".

In very young children, there is concern that severe hypoglycaemia can cause some cognitive impairment [ 10].

In the U.S. today, one in ten children suffer from a mental disorder severe enough to cause some level of impairment.

(The BER degradation caused by some impairment is characterized by the increase (in dB) of (as compared to the case of no impairment) needed to maintain the BER at a specified reference level).

The biopsy caused some brief voice impairment, and indicated that Kimball had a throat infection but not cancer.

The results suggests a hypothesis that if the max PbB had caused some level of impairment in the functional capacities or interconnectivity of the vestibular and/or proprioception systems at 2 years of age, then it is reasonable to assume that the redundancy in the postural afferent systems would naturally adapt to rely more on the remaining intact afferent system (in this case, vision).

As well as mortality, these neonatal infections cause impairment and disability [ 2, 3].