Sentence examples for definite impairment from inspiring English sources

When examined closely, visually asymptomatic OPA1 carriers will often demonstrate subtle, but definite, impairment in optic nerve function.

This included patients with more than five skin lesions, either erythmatous or hypopigmented with definite impairment or loss of sensation (tested with a ballpoint pen) or more than two thickened nerves.

This included patients with up to five skin lesions, either erythmatous or hypo-pigmented with definite impairment or loss of sensation (tested with ball point pen) and/or one thickened nerves.

When sudden interruption of the mechanics of the joint occurs, nature does not have time to make the necessary adjustment for good function and hence definite impairment of the joint function ensues.

The clinical amnestic phenotype includes the presence of definite impairment on specified memory tests that control for encoding and where there is a failure to normalize recall with cuing (for example, impaired performance on the Free and Cued Selective Reminding Test).

Indeed, we noted that one ALS patient with definite cognitive impairment, who was neuropathologically diagnosed with ALS, had sparse extramotor TDP-43 pathology but relatively high cerebellar poly(GP) levels (Fig.  4).

If there was no recorded result within the past 6 months then the patient was assumed to have a 'normal' eGFR (75 mls/min) or serum creatinine of >60 umol/l if female or >80 umol/l if male, unless there was a definite history of renal impairment or chronic kidney disease (CKD).

Patients were considered to meet DSM-IV criteria for PTSD on the CAPS-SX if they reported the minimum number of symptoms in each symptom cluster, with a score of at least 1 (on both the frequency and intensity scales) and the global severity rating was 2 or greater ("definite distress or functional impairment").

Not definitive, just definite.

To date, yearly audiograms show no definite change in the hearing impairment.

Although the findings of this study seem to present a plausible explanation for an increase in subarachnoid CSF pressure, it must be emphasized that this study merely presents morphological findings and definite data about a functional impairment of venous outflow needs to be obtained.