Sentence examples for complex impairment from inspiring English sources

The complex impairment of bone metabolism due to FAD and long lasting hemodialysis in our patient may well have played a role in generating his recalcitrant infection [ 15].

Patients with faster walking were those with less ankle-foot complex impairment or with reduced range of motion of ankle-foot complex, that is with a stiff ankle-foot complex.

As paediatric psychiatric disorders impair social functioning and also impact on children's families and social circle, these more abstract and inter-personal aspects that the children expressed as motivators for study participation seem to be particular to child and adolescent psychiatric patients, who join clinical trials to improve their complex impairment.

Sometimes, she says, the biggest impact can be felt by children with very severe and complex impairments.

For instance Nadia, one of the Centre's fellows, who has complex impairments, but is a very active citizen, has been put through a "resource allocation system" that seems quite insensitive to the reality of her needs.

ILF has enabled me to sustain self-employment, giving me the 24/7 support to facilitate this in a way that means I can manage complex impairments – starting with appropriate personal care.

9 Although many generic sports injury prevention paradigms may be applied to disability sport, athletes with a disability often already have pre-existing ranges of complex impairments which pose additional challenges to safe sporting participation.

Thus, these animals cannot survive alone at this degree of complex I impairment without intact complex II respiration.

Complex I impairment leads to an increase in the generation of reactive oxygen species (oxidative stress) [6] [8], consistent with reports of elevated markers of oxidative damage to lipids, proteins, and DNA in the SN in PD [9].

The mechanisms underlying dopamine neuron degeneration in PD are incompletely understood, although systemic mitochondrial complex I impairment is a relatively common feature [1], suggesting that mitochondrial dysfunction plays a major role in PD pathogenesis.

AD patients present with complex cognitive impairment, memory loss being one of the earliest clinical symptoms.