Sentence examples for disability showing from inspiring English sources

Now, I know it presents an unusual version of disability, showing people deliberately displaying their deformity in a challenging and confrontational way, but it's also a road trip that a rather unlikely group of protagonists take along America's west coast, performing and carousing as they go.

The Involvement sub-scale had appropriate distribution and no floor or ceiling effects, was associated with stage of recovery, functioning and quality of life (staff only) (showing convergent validity), and not with symptomatology or social disability (showing divergent validity), and staff-rated passive involvement by the service user predicted implementation (OR 3.55, 95%CI 1.53-8.24).

Also, the combination of arrest duration, Glasgow Coma Score and noncontrast brain CT findings on admission was a strong predictor of mortality with severe neurological disability, showing a 100% specificity and positive predictive value [ 67]; however, the quite small cohort population and the absence of clear recommendation for withdrawal of care are major confounders for this study.

Disability showed me how much like a musical keyboard the qwerty keypad had been for me.

Objective measures of disability showed there was no change after the surgery, and more than a fifth of the patients had relapses, some more than once.

"The fact that so many healthcare professionals recognise the gaps in their own training and the need for specific guidelines for treating people with a learning disability, shows the need for urgent action before more people suffer".

In particular, patients with moderate neck disability showed greater changes immediately and 24 hours after the masticatory provocation test.

Univariate analysis of MIDAS Grades III (moderate disability), IV-A (severe disability), and IV-B (very severe disability) compared to Grade I (little disability) showed that higher disability was associated with higher healthcare costs across all countries (P < 0.0001).

Conclusions: Our analysis of a small sample of MS patients with a low level of physical disability showed significantly larger step-width variability compared with healthy young adults.

Notably, when delirium was coded as a binary variable, its association with change in disability showed a trend toward statistical significance with a point estimate of 0.903 955% confidence interval (− 0.090, 1.896), p = 0.077).

Group B: 3 of 4 cases with complete disability showed improvement of motor power to be partial deficit but independent, while the fourth case did not improve (Tables 4 and 5).