Sentence examples for disability suggests from inspiring English sources

The term "disability" suggests a fraught relationship between the person it describes and the objects and institutions through which he or she must navigate.

Runswick-Cole, whose 19-year-old son has a learning disability, suggests that until the dehumanisation of people with learning disabilities ends, inadequate care – irrespective of care setting – may linger.

The philosophy of disability suggests that we need to recalibrate our sensibilities to honor the evidence of other people's senses, especially of their own embodiment.

Disability suggests chronic limitations or dependence in mobility and/or ADL or instrumental ADL.

Low incidence of relapse and disability suggests that 6 months therapy is quite effective.

Emerging evidence from research examining the progression of disease and disability suggests that satisfaction with physical functioning is an important component in perceived disability and HRQL.

Characters described as having special needs were chosen last even more frequently than characters described as having a disability or a certain disability, suggesting that the euphemism special needs conveys more negativity than the non-euphemized term disability or the names of specific disabilities (e.g., blind).

Moreover, CBS subjects with normal scans showed a mean longer disease duration than CBS patients with presynaptic nigrostriatal degeneration despite similar degrees of motor disability, suggesting a more indolent course.

Several strategies using console-based games have been tested in different populations with disability suggesting promising results.

In RRMS, a significant, albeit modest, association between greater Ins concentration and greater disability suggested that gliosis may be relevant to disability.

The question used to measure LTLBP was modified from the Standardized Nordic Questionnaire and incorporated a dimension of disability suggested to be of importance when defining LBP.