Sentence examples for certain impairment from inspiring English sources

The assessment aims to judge how a person's condition limits their ability to work, rather than conferring eligibility for benefits simply because of a certain impairment.

The composition of these groups, particularly with respect to impairments, would likely change if SSA increased the number of CDRs in any given year as well as in the future as increased CDRs remove individuals from certain impairment groups from the beneficiary population and thus future years' CDR pool.

To ensure that the descriptions provided were valid depictions of infants at each level of risk and were understood and accepted by participants, participants were asked to rate the level of risk they believed each infant had for future neurological impairment (0 = no risk, 10 = certain impairment).

We may also reclassify certain impairments because of improved tests, treatment, and other technical advances concerning those impairments.

The regulations recognize that certain impairments are so severe that they prevent a person from pursuing any gainful work.

Part of what concerns disability rights advocates is the questionable relation between the existence of certain impairments or bodily anomalies and the availability of equality of opportunity or well-being (Silvers, Wasserman, and Mahowald 1998; Amundson 2005; Asch and Wasserman 2005) that seems to be a common presumption in liberal eugenics theories.

Like Cohen, she gains their trust through the allowances one makes for certain impairments (in Borat's case, it's that he's a foreigner, in Coulter's case it's that she's a Conservative), and then she drops a snake into their laps.

The first-degree relatives showed certain impairments on all four tests, in particular, slower times on all time-limited tests.

For example, children with ADHD and co-occurring reading or other learning disorders have certain social impairments not observed in "pure" ADHD or learning disorder groups, impairments that may lead to a greater likelihood of peer rejection or starting fights [ 19].

Although not strictly related to digital data communication, early work on telephotography machines (predecessors of modern fax machines) by the Bell System during the 1930s did lead to methods for overcoming certain signal impairments inherent in telephone circuits.

Some games could be played by everyone; others could be modified to include cognitively impaired people in a way that preserved the interest of non-disabled players; some would be beyond the reach of people with certain cognitive impairments.