6 Our data suggest that among employed individuals, the magnitude of work loss increases with pDPN severity, and that most of this lost productivity is derived from impairment while at work, ie, presenteeism.
An overall, three-category measure of impairment was derived from the core impairment variables of gross motor function and IQ.
We described a method for deriving equipment impairment factors and packet-loss robustness factors for wideband speech codecs.
To verify this hypothesis we performed triple in situ hybridization experiments using two different cocktails of cRNA probes: one consists of probes for hgg1, ntl and dlx3, and serves to identify CE defects due to impairment of the non-canonical wnt pathway [31]; the other contains probes for rx3, pax2a and ntl, and explores CE defects deriving from impairment of the canonical wnt pathway [32].
In [26], the authors investigate the impairment derived from the inability to recognize others' mental states as well as the impaired accessibility of certain self-states.
Deshpande N, Metter EJ, Ferrucci L. Validity of clinically derived Cumulative Somatosensory Impairment Index.
An increased activation of the nociceptive system at central level may be a generalized phenomenon explaining a more severe impairment derived from diffuse muscle-skeletal pain.
The feeling of being incapacitated also derived from visual impairment, communication problems and increased light and noise sensitivity, the latter being described as being magnified to the extent that exposure to light and sound became really painful.
We included a condition as a potential correlate of ADL impairment provided there was at least one study identified through our review process which identified a statistically significant relationship between the potential correlate and any clinically derived measure of impairment in ADLs.
Terry's impairments (derived from a bunk-bed accident) seem like a writerly convenience, but Mr. Isola winningly communicates sweetness and perplexity.
