Sentence examples for expected impairment from inspiring English sources

Barclays added 17.55p to 298.10p, after talk the bank may raise its guidance following lower than expected impairment charges.

Indeed, evidence exists to corroborate the expected impairment of polycomb gene regulation.

We found that τ increased from 312 +/− 39 ms to 526 +/− 35 ms, indicating the expected impairment of reuptake of Ca++ by SERCA.

This achieved accurate quantification over a broad range of qTag abundances and depletion of ICL, Rv3671c, or PrcBA resulted in the expected impairment of growth of Mtb with butyrate as the primary carbon source, survival during oxidative stress, acid stress and starvation.

17, 19, 34 As expected, impairment in activities of daily living at 3 days after stroke onset independently predicted MADRS depression scores.

There were much fewer spliced transcripts in the chromatin fraction for all mutant transcripts compared to WT, which is consistent with the above Northern analysis and reflects the expected impairment of splicing caused by the mutations.

Analysts had expected impairments to hit about $2.1 billion.

Gerrit Zalm, the chairman of ABN Amro, pointed to the sovereign debt crisis as a potential drag on future earnings, adding that he expected "impairments to be somewhat higher in the second half and pressure on interest margins to increase".

Given that the expected impairments of CP include weakness and reduced selective motor control, early activation of muscles of the lower limb using both concentric and eccentric exercise could enhance the development of upright mobility.

It expects impairment charges to slow "significantly" this year and defended its lending record.

Secondly, we studied subgroups of adults with ADHD, expecting impairment on measures of the alerting and control networks in a subgroup with additional symptoms of affective fluctuations.