Sentence examples for disabilities over from inspiring English sources
Lisa Sharpe's death is one of 74 deaths of patients with learning disabilities over the past decade that the charity Mencap claims were caused or contributed to by "institutional discrimination in the NHS".
If we do that, and we find that quadriplegics would not give up even one year of life as a quadriplegic in order to have their disability cured, then the QALY method does not justify giving preference to procedures that extend the lives of people without disabilities over procedures that extend the lives of people with disabilities.
However, future studies should compare the influence of the two headache types on paediatric headache and related disabilities over time.
There were 4,748 reports of sexual abuse against adults with disabilities over the past two years, information from 106 councils in England found.
"There's really been an absence of innovation in technology for disabilities over the last decade or even decades," said Brian Goral, co-founder and CEO of Furenexo, the company behind SoundSense.
Nosek MA, Hughes RB, Petersen NJ, Taylor HB, Robinson-Whelen S, Byrne M, Morgan R. Secondary conditions in a community-based sample of women with physical disabilities over a 1-year period.
In New Jersey, the waiting list for housing for individuals with developmental disabilities has over 8,000 people on it.
According to research by the learning disability charity Mencap earlier this year, 29% of local authorities have cut short-break services for children with a learning disability over the past three years.
I do not have a flight response' … His experience with that disability, over time you get an exaggerated fight response … That is the 'slow burn' effect.
Sydney's Carriageworks, for instance, has committed to a national strategy called New Normal, which is commissioning 10 new works by artists with disability over three years.
His purpose, he said, was "to integrate the concept of life with disability over there, so that people will be more willing to accept their disability and work with what they have and use the devices to be self-sufficient".
