Sentence examples for congenital disability from inspiring English sources

A mother's influence over her child's biological constitution would expand only during instances of congenital disability.

By contrast, he has gone out of his way to deny mocking Kovaleski's congenital disability.

They served as transitional texts between supernatural and natural explanations for what later became as recognized as congenital disability.

Or criminality might be traced to some sort of congenital disability which in mild form causes the low excitability and poor impulse control displayed by many criminals, but in a more severe form lands one in the NICU.

In holding women culpable for the appearance of congenital disability, the theory of maternal imagination assumed that women had greater effects than men on the biological constitution of their children.

As a woman with Spinal Muscular Atrophy -- a big, scary name for a congenital disability that limits my physical mobility, requiring me to use a wheelchair and schedule caregivers to assist me 'round the clock -- I'm far less likely to meet a hot fling (let alone my one true love) gallivanting about the city in my most hip-hugging skirt; at a bar, an art opening, or even online.

Blaming inbreeding among Turks and Kurds for "congenital disabilities", Sarrazin claimed immigrants from the Middle East are a "genetic minus" for the country.

But invisible or silent as it may be, hearing loss is one of the most common congenital disabilities, affecting 2 to 4 of every 1,000 babies.

Some of Russia's orphanages are badly overcrowded, with children institutionalized throughout their young lives, and many are ill-equipped to deal with the wide array of physical and mental problems common among the children, including fetal alcohol syndrome and congenital disabilities.

But these agents are associated with numerous limitations and side effects, including lack of reversibility, a sheer dose response, interactions, narrow therapeutic index, congenital disabilities, miscarriage and most commonly bleeding complications [6, 7].

Some of the health states used might have been recognized as congenital disabilities, which is likely to introduce particular bias.