Sentence examples for disability indicate from inspiring English sources

The country-specific trajectories of physical disability indicate that the female disadvantage was larger among 85+ years old individuals in all three studies, especially in Japan (Fig.  3).

Global estimates(WHO World Report on Disability)  indicate more than a billion people are living with a disability, around 200 million with intellectual disability, while an estimated 95 million children under 15 are living with a disability.

De Leo et al.'s[ 46] European-wide study found 20% of those reporting suicidal behaviour when suffering a physical illness or disability indicate that their ill health had a major role in activating their suicidality.

However, there is language in various court precedents dealing with disability indicating the views of at least some justices that discrimination on the basis of disability can be invidious, based on animus or stereotypes, necessitating something more than the lowest rung of equal protection analysis.

It may not seem as bad as actively saying something awful, but the issue here is that you're making two separate, equally offensive assumptions: firstly, that a physical disability indicates a learning or intellectual one, and secondly, that either of the latter precludes a person from being able to read.

These genes and loci have all been causally implicated in intellectual disability, indicating that these two neurodevelopmental disorders share common genetic bases.

We predicted and observed that persons are viewed more negatively when described as having special needs than when described as having a disability or having a certain disability, indicating that special needs is an ineffective euphemism.

In France, among those with active migraine, 22% (1.5% of the whole population) had grades III or IV disability (moderate or severe disability, indicating 11 days or more during the last 3 months' period when headache affected work/household chores 50% or more, or leisure activities) [36].

The mean OPA and AFIRMM scores and the standard measures of disability indicated that most mastocytosis patients suffer from disabilities due to the disease.

The prediction of DMARD changes by baseline disability indicates that initial DMARD monotherapy may deal inadequately with disability.

The improvement in disability indicates that the commonly implemented interventions for shoulder disorders have a positive, but limited, effect.