Sentence examples for disability times from inspiring English sources

For those fortunate to be able to take advantage of the new jobs being created, times may not be so bad; for those unable to do so because their local economy is still depressed or they suffer ill-health or disability, times will be even tougher.

"The evidence in this case shows he was investigated and disciplined for what he did... not his age, not his disability," Times attorney Emilio Gonzalez told jurors during closing arguments.

Mobility is a good predictor of disability, time spent in hospital, mortality and health-care expenditure15.

16 The AUC serial disability time plots, albeit exploratory, were attempted to capture and estimate the total burden of complex disability trajectories commonly observed for relapsing MS patients in a clinical practice setting.

Thus, each complete simulated dataset consists of completed values for baseline CPRS, centre, total disability, time from onset of psychosis to study entry, age, sex, and outpatient status, and simulated values for continuous cprs and dichotomized cprs.

In addition, several studies used phone or Internet-based interventions which can help overcome many barriers to accessing and using traditional interventions, such as lack of transportation, job restrictions, physical disabilities, time, and lack of child care.

But her positive attitude and endless spirit for pursuing a sport she loves almost makes her forget her disability at times.

Each of our models explained some of the variance in changes in disability over time; conceptually, the theories provide somewhat complementary but at times overlapping insights.

There was a statistically significant interaction between disability and time (p = 0.040) and between chronic disease-efficacy and time (p = 0.036).

§ Children with disabilities are also at a greater risk of experiencing violence than peers without disabilities: 3.7 times more likely for combined measures of violence.

Conclusions: SET-based immunotherapy reduces self-rated disability over time.