Sentence examples for destructive disability from inspiring English sources

Murali, the confectioner's son with the destructive disability, grabbed all the wickets to fall on a benign first-day surface to leave Zimbabwe struggling on 234 for nine in the second Test.

A risk informed, early intervention strategy for self-injurious, aggressive and destructive behaviours in children with severe intellectual disability is gaining support.

Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a progressive destructive inflammatory disease associated with pain and disability.

This indicates that GM pathology, although present, is much less severe and destructive in BMS, leading to a lower disability and a slower progression of the disease.

Clinical trial methodology has advanced with new disability measures, new MRI approaches for identifying destructive pathology, and new study designs.

Despite the proven success of arthroplasty, the problem of implant-associated infection remains an immensely destructive complication that leads to repeated surgical interventions, extensive disability, and long rehabilitation.

Disease progression is characterized by a destructive inflammation of the joints, which can lead to progressive disability and a reduced life expectancy.

Because of its chronic nature and bone destructive effects, RA is associated with a high rate of disability and morbidity among patients, substantially diminishing their quality of life [ 1].

RA is a chronic systemic inflammatory disease characterized by destructive synovitis that, left undiagnosed, results in significant pain, deformity, and disability.

This osteo-destructive feature of chronic inflammatory arthritis is a major cause of disability in patients with rheumatoid arthritis.

The most serious morbidity in these patients arises from destructive bone deposits which cause severe intractable pain and pathological fractures often resulting in deformity and disability.