Sentence examples for continued impairment from inspiring English sources

"Given evidence of continued impairment in the flow of credit to some parts of the real economy, notably small and medium-sized businesses, the Treasury is exploring further policy options," Osborne said in a letter to the governor.

In addition, as 5hmC appears to be diluted during further cleavage stages, this modification is likely to be the major cause of DNA demethylation during the cleavage stages, caused by a continued impairment of maintenance methylation function of the DNA methyltransferase Dnmt1 [ 20].

Importantly, under current plans for revision of the DSM criteria, it is proposed that many of the symptomatic remission cases will be re-classified as meeting full diagnostic criteria due to the persistence of four or more ADHD symptoms in either the inattentive or hyperactive-impulsive domains, associated with continued impairment [ 16].

Further, measures of acute TB illness and treatment, continuing impairment after cure, and death resulting from TB are important components of the full cost to society [12] [14].

In addition to joint damage, continuing impairment of physical function despite achievement of the targeted disease activity level may also necessitate a therapeutic change (category IV).

These include continuing loss of lean and adipose tissue and the consequent decline in physical function (Fearon et al, 1999) and continuing impairment of the immune system and the consequent increase in infection (Fantuzzi and Faggioni, 2000).

Patients with ADHD may also require additional support around early adulthood, in those with continuing impairment, to ensure patients adjust better with the transition from child to adult care.

We identified impaired IGT performance only in the group of JME patients still having seizures, which is similar to a previous study reporting continuing impairment in experience-related learning in patients with ongoing seizures compared to those without (Zamarian et al., 2013).

Also, the long term effects of HAART on neurological impairment in HIV-1 infection are not well known and there have been reports of continued neurological impairment in spite of virological control in some patients with HIV dementia[ 33].

A few single site studies have examined general medical or surgical ICU patients [ 3, 4, 9] and demonstrated continued cognitive impairment several months after critical illness.

A functionally compromised BBB can then enable the onset and/or progression of neuroinflammatory and neurovascular disorders [ 39, 40] which in turn can kick off a vicious cycle of continued BBB impairment.