Sentence examples for demonstrable impairment from inspiring English sources
There was no demonstrable impairment in responses to PPSV-23; >2-fold increases were seen for ≥7 of 14 pneumococcal serotypes in 96.6% of UST-treated patients and 92.6% of controls.
TS does not typically affect intellectual function or expressive verbal abilities, although it can be associated with reduced visual-spatial and executive skills, and demonstrable impairments in social skills [112] [113].
Patients who were delirious in the hospital are observed to recover to their baseline mental status prior to discharge and may even return to work, but with demonstrable impairments in task performance and thought processing when tested months later [ 26].
There have been a few instances of demonstrable harm.
Would ADHD subjects with a demonstrable lactate shuttle impairment show improved working memory following psychostimulant induced dopamine D1 stimulation of AMPA function?
6 Work-related physical and cognitive impairments are demonstrable with prolongation and recurrence of sickness absence episodes that can be the first step in a process leading to prolonged medical leave and awarded disability benefits.
Individuals with knee injuries have a host of demonstrable but treatable neuromuscular impairments after injury, such as decreased quadriceps strength [ 69], poor lower limb positioning and proprioceptive deficiencies [ 72- 74] and impaired postural control [ 66, 75], that may be caused or exacerbated by arthrogenic inhibition and muscle guarding [ 68, 76, 77].
A mechanistic explanation for the role of structural genes cannot be ascertained from this experiment, but one may associate this inhibitory response to cardiac physiologic impairment without histologically demonstrable fibrosis or inflammatory response in the DE-exposed WKY rats.
Well, admittedly, the Times said "demonstrable," not actually "demonstrated".
Clear evidence of clinically significant impairment in social and academic functioning also had to be demonstrable [ 18].
