Sentence examples for dexterity limitations from inspiring English sources

While normative dexterity data is available for healthy adults, none has been compiled for people with dexterity limitations.

Increased physical activity was also associated with a relative increase in emotional wellbeing and relatively fewer cognitive problems and dexterity limitations in some of the chronic condition subsamples.

Self-administration of new biological medications can be difficult for Rheumatoid Arthritis patients with functional impairment and hand and dexterity limitation.

Having a chronic condition was associated with a relative decrease in health utility scores and a relative increase in mobility limitations, dexterity problems, pain, emotional problems (i.e., decreased happiness), and cognitive limitations.

The fact that participation in the study was voluntary may explain the ceiling effects in these domains, as patients who were more afraid of injections or who had severe limitations in dexterity probably did not opt to participate.

There are many factors which may impact effective treatment use in the elderly COPD population including arthritis, weakness, poor manual dexterity, cognitive impairments, and visual limitations.

"They have managed with great dexterity and ingenuity to accommodate the limitations and opportunities of the site and the constraints of the budget in concert with our programmatic requirements to create a facility that I think will be really a surprising and beautiful and highly functional addition to the Bay Area cultural scene," the museum's director, Lawrence Rinder, said in an interview.

Convenience and ease of use of the Exubera inhaler should be studied in elderly patients with diabetes because the device may have limitations with regards to dexterity, and elderly patients' ability to breathe deeply may be compromised.

We created dichotomous variables representing the presence of any reported limitation with regards to ambulation, dexterity, cognition, pain, speech, and hearing.

Other potential contributing factors were poor dexterity or hand eye coordination, visual impairment, physical or mental limitations, and fear of pain from sufficiently squeezing the pricked fingertip.

At the level of activity limitations, hand function was assessed with timed dexterity tests in three studies or through self-reported use of hand in activities of daily living including the Functional Status Score of the BCTQ (12 studies).