Sentence examples for disabilities 2 from inspiring English sources

It affects both the skin and peripheral nerves and can cause irreversible impairment of nerve function and chronic disabilities (2).

Exclusion criteria were (1) developmental disabilities; (2) IQ <70; and (3) any history of usage of medications acting on the central nervous system.

This increased capacity will translate into: 1) a decreased impact of FASD (e.g., human health, economic and secondary disabilities); 2) an increased quality of life for individuals and families living with FASD, and 3) increased provider satisfaction.

Given the evidence that a failure to provide effective reasonable adjustments leads to premature deaths among patients with intellectual disabilities, 2 there is an urgent need to understand why, despite national recommendations and a legal duty, the provision of reasonable adjustments has not been consistent and successful.

Inclusion criteria for participation in the study were as follows: (1) all patients at SIM referred to physiotherapy and occupational therapy and rehabilitation because of chronic pain, muscle tension, physical inactivity and physical disabilities; (2) country of birth (including only women born in non-western countries) and (3) an age of 18 and older.

Outcome measures were divided into 1) Medical, e.g. mortality, major disabilities, anomalies, learning disabilities; 2) Psychometric, e.g. development of the linguistic, cognitive and motor skill as assessed by standardized tests; 3) Achievement based, e.g. school performance, education, and work status; and 4) behavioral and social parameters.

Although the ACS summary database does include the type of disability (sensory, mental, and physical) for both children and adults, the micro-data sample lacks data on both the type and severity of disabilities [ 2, 18, 19, 36].

More than 40% of survivors will experience long-term disabilities [2].

This disease imposes additional costs to the society, families, and patients, including lost days of work, absence from school, and long-term disabilities [2].

Approximately 30percentt of patients that are struck die and up to 73percentt of patients that survive may have permanent disabilities [2].

As noted, this entry will focus on human beings with "radical cognitive disabilities"[2] — disabilities in intellectual function and capacity that limit or preclude the development of one or more attributes believed to confer full moral status.