Sentence examples for disabilities arising from from inspiring English sources

It is striking that few commentators have questioned this restriction, given the increasing incidence of "severe and permanent" disabilities arising from life-saving and life-extending technology.

Women surveyed at service points may represent those with the most serious medical issues and disabilities arising from rape.

Exclusion criteria were as follows: cognitive impairments affecting comprehension and disabilities arising from other conditions, such as deformity or pain.

Psychosocial difficulties were conceptualized in terms of ICF as disabilities arising from the interaction of the brain disorder and personal and environmental factors.

All participants were aged over 18 years, able to give their own informed consent, had severe communication disabilities arising from lifelong physical disabilities, unable to rely on natural speech to communicate and communicated using multiple modalities of AAC, able to access a computer and internet independently.

The aim of this review was to synthesize the findings of research into communication in hospital for people with severe communication disabilities arising from lifelong and acquired stable conditions including cerebral palsy, autism, intellectual disability, aphasia following stroke, but excluding progressive conditions and those solely related to sensory impairments of hearing or vision.

Various disabilities arise from schizophrenia that exhibit largely unmet needs.

Regrettably, GBD2010 is still an incomplete account of the global burden of headache, and it continues to underestimate the disability arising from headache disorders.

Disability arising from NDI was associated with the greatest impact on cost savings and QALY gain, since it is the condition that will have the longest impact over the infant's lifetime.

Longer-term health benefits of human milk usage and breastfeeding in the NICU after discharge may include lower incidence of SIDS within the first year of life, otitis media, leukaemia, diabetes, CHD and disability arising from NDI. Disability was associated with the greatest impact on cost savings and QALY gain, since it is the condition that has the longest impact over the infant's future life.

The literature on risk perception and public health shows that there is generally a very weak correlation between people's anxiety over a particular risk and the probability of death or disability arising from that risk [11], [12].