Sentence examples for completion impairment from inspiring English sources
a Excluding North West Germany, where children were not sampled from a population-based register b For assessment of response, impairment at age 4 5 years was obtained from the register; for assessment of child completion, impairment was obtained from interview.
The exclusion criteria were: emergency or urgent spinal operation precluding recruitment and protocol investigations; cognitive impairment prohibiting completion of the questionnaires or other failures in co- operation; and the presence of metallic particles in the body preventing the MRI investigation.
The exclusion criteria were: emergency or urgent spinal surgery precluding recruitment and protocol investigations; cognitive impairment prohibiting completion of the questionnaires or other failures in co-operation, and the presence of metallic objects in the body that prevented magnetic resonance imaging.
The exclusion criteria were as follows: emergency or urgent spinal surgery precluding recruitment and protocol investigations; cognitive impairment prohibiting completion of the questionnaires or other failures in cooperation, and the presence of metallic particles in the body preventing the magnetic resonance imaging investigation.
The layout of the questionnaire was designed to enable completion by people with visual impairment.
It is possible that disabling of NMDA receptors in CA1 region would not produce any observable impairment on pattern completion during partial cued recall.
Significant examination findings included: an unreactive facies and severe cognitive impairment, which prevented completion of a full MMSE.
The exclusion criteria included insufficient knowledge of German, illiteracy and a cognitive impairment making the completion of the questionnaire impossible.
Exclusion criteria included age <18 years, presence of an active neoplasm, and cognitive and/or reading impairment that prevented completion of the questionnaires.
Patients were excluded if they had concurrent malignancy elsewhere, or had psychological, geographical or comprehension impairment that prevented completion of the questionnaire.
