Sentence examples for disability adapted from inspiring English sources

I also have a van that's been disability adapted with an automatic ramp and restraints to hold my wheelchair in place during trips.

Questions to assess problems in functioning and disability were adapted from the WHO Disability Assessment Schedule (WHODAS) 12-item instrument (24).

Neurological examination including assessment of clinical GBS severity using a disability scale adapted from Hughes and Rees (1997)  .

The purpose of the research was to conduct a quality indicator analysis of studies investigating peer-tutoring for students with a disability in adapted physical education.

It is potentially problematic when country specific studies fail to apply disability weights adapted to local circumstances, because it is then unknown whether the analyses reflect local values and consequently whether they will lead to priorities in concordance with population preferences.

First, to evaluate the trajectories of physical and mental functioning in individuals with chronic disabilities receiving adapted physical activity-based rehabilitation.

Acknowledge that most people with disabilities have adapted.

It is common for people who have a chronic illness or disability to adapt to their physical limitations and find alternative ways of achieving certain tasks.

As mentioned, Saigal et al [ 40] found no difference between the mean HRQL of young adults born preterm and that of young adults born at term, and concluded that young adults born with a handicap have adapted to their disabilities and view their lives fairly positively.

Finally, among this sample, many participants reported a longer duration of years of disability which may have adapted them to their disability, thus their attitude towards disability and their demands or needs may be quite different from people experiencing a newer disability.

The demand appears to be for people with disabilities to adapt and adjust to the surroundings without imposing a corresponding obligation on policymakers to create an environment that can accommodate the needs and desires of people with disabilities (Watson 2012).