Sentence examples for disability expected from inspiring English sources

Specifically, SSDI and SSI initial and ongoing eligibility criteria require that eligible applicants have a medically determinable disability expected to last at least 12 months or result in death and be unable to engage in substantial gainful activity (SGA).

Section 6 discusses the econometric approach and Section 7 summarizes the main results, followed by concluding remarks in Section 8. SSDI is a social insurance program that provides cash benefits to workers who face a work-limiting disability expected to last at least 12 months or until death.

In the field of health, to be worse off may refer to current suffering or disability, expected future health losses, expected lifetime health, or simply to having the most severe health problem.

Instead of practical support, family caregivers of persons with disabilities expect health professionals to support them emotionally with praise [ 23].

The cost of prevention of disability per new leprosy case with disability was expected to be higher than the estimate due to a backlog of old leprosy cases with disability, and this cost will be influenced by the numbers of multibacillary leprosy patients and the levels of disability in different settings and countries.

9 10 Worldwide, 4.5 million people are disabled from hip fractures yearly; the number of persons living with disability is expected to increase to 21 million in the next 40 years. 1 3 5 The disability adjusted life-years lost as a result of hip fractures ranks in the top 10 of all causes of global disability.

As our nation's population ages, the rates of chronic illness and disability are expected to increase significantly.

For Social Security, the combined trust funds (one for retirement and the other for disability) are expected to be depleted by 2034, the same forecast as last year.

In similar fashion, a $1 million disability payout expected to be spread over the next 40 years is called a $1 million claim.

In addition to sleep problems being common in this population, our study found that sleep problems were positively associated with functional disability, as expected.

[ 17, 19, 22] The total number of Canadian women and men with chronic conditions and/or disability is expected to continue to increase because of the aging population and the increasing survival rates for many chronic conditions.