Sentence examples for disabilities lasting from inspiring English sources

The DG can be either permanent (for disabilities lasting longer than 12 months) or temporary (for disabilities between six and 12 months) and HIV patients are eligible for the temporary DG. 3 The DG is re-assessed and the person is re-examined by a doctor every six-months to confirm whether they still qualify.

The researchers looked at the number of claims for short-term disability, lasting from a week to six months.

But in today's world, when insurance company policies reflect the belief that most women have recovered sufficiently from childbirth to be kicked out of the hospital within 24 hours, how accurate or honest is it to classify pregnancy as a disability lasting 6-8 weeks?

Our analyses focused on pain associated with disability in 'activities of daily living' (see below), with LBP_12 defined as pain associated with disability that has lasted more than 1 day during the previous 12 months; LBP_1 was defined as pain associated with disability lasting more than 1 month ever.

16 18 Loisel et al 18 were able to show that an occupational intervention combined with clinical intervention was clearly superior to a clinical intervention alone in enhancing RTW in workers with low back pain-related work disability lasting for more than 4 weeks.

Our findings showed more than 23% of Canadian seniors and more than 10% of 55 64 year olds reported a sensory disability that resulted from impairment lasting six months or more.

MSDs of the cervical spine have a significant impact on society, frequently causing major disabilities and lasting functional limitations [ 2– 4].

They are important as they can result in long term disability, have lasting psychological consequences and place a large burden on health care resources, with an estimated 19 million disability-adjusted life years lost each year [3].

Several exploratory analyses have investigated the efficacy of oral DMTs versus placebo on achieving NEDA status, defined as an absence of relapses, disability progression lasting at least 3 months and no new MRI lesions [ 17– 22].

A recent study has additionally compared fingolimod with DMF using an NMA approach and found no significant differences in ARR or in the proportion of patients with disability progression lasting at least 3 months [ 26].

At the same time, he said, he faces lasting disabilities, including difficulties in feeding himself because of numbness in his face.