Sentence examples for disability effective from inspiring English sources

Given these infants have the highest incidence of early and late growth failure and long term neurocognitive disability, effective PN delivery is essential to avoid major early nutritional deficits in these infants.

A related but not identical position challenges "Baby Doe" laws that prohibit hospitals from denying neonates with disabilities effective life-saving treatment, arguing that parents should be free to decide whether their child's life will be worth living (Paris et al. 2005).

Musculoskeletal disorders are a major cause of disability and effective treatments are currently lacking.

This study will examine whether temporary work modifications at the early stage of work disability are effective in enhancing return to work (RTW) or staying at work among workers with musculoskeletal or depressive symptoms.

To assist students with disabilities in effective management and interaction with readers, a guideline entitled, "Helpful Hints for Working With Readers" is available at Disability Services in 5-104.

Brain-computer interface systems need to be validated in long-term studies of real-world use by people with severe disabilities, and effective and viable models for their widespread dissemination must be implemented.

UNICEF believes that children with disabilities are effective self-advocates with a key role to play in shaping societal views.

Preventing disability and offering effective interventions to older people during early decline in function is most likely to be effective if those most at risk of progressive disablement are able to be identified.

Brain disorders are among the leading causes of disability, but few effective drugs are available.

Stroke is a leading cause of disability with no effective regenerative treatment.

Preventing disability and offering effective interventions to older people during early decline in functional status is a growing public health imperative.