Sentence examples for consequence of impairments from inspiring English sources
Clearly, further study is now needed to determine whether the increased insulin resistance and reduced ability to oxidise fat in South Asians, is a consequence of impairments in vascular function.
Perceptual deficits may indeed exist as a consequence of impairments of voice processing in the STS central area [17], but social withdrawal and lack of social attention may well be involved in these central abnormalities [20].
It is possible that the albuminuria that develops in diabetes might be a consequence of impairments of both the glomerular filtration barrier and tubular reabsorption.
Rather, the possibility remains that the decreased social engagement observed at age of diagnosis (and by 12 months of life in Sib-A) is the developmental consequence of impairments in a different functional system during infancy.
It has been suggested that deficits in higher cognitive functions in ADHD, including response inhibition, conflict processing, and attention, are a consequence of impairments in the self-regulation of arousal and motivational state (13,14).
In particular, it is argued that diverging performance in unilaterally brain damaged patients on tasks such as the number interval bisection task may not necessarily be the consequence of impairments in a spatial-attentional mechanism operating upon a mental number line (isomorphic to physical space), but may be due to an impaired working memory system with a position-specific deficiency.
The medical model approach views disability as a natural consequence of impairment rather than a condition caused by society.
Long-term work disability is no longer seen simply as the consequence of impairment, but rather as the result of interactions between the worker and three main systems: the health care, work environment and financial compensation systems.
Reduced cerebral blood flow as a consequence of impairment of these regulatory processes may result in cerebral ischaemia.
Poor life conditions experienced by many people with disabilities were once thought to be an inevitable consequence of impairment.
Importantly, the broader question of how the mechanism of homodimers and heterodimers differ as a consequence of impairment of an NBS remains unanswered.
