Sentence examples for for disabled populations from inspiring English sources
[UPDATE: Doppler Labs is currently in the process of being acquired by a company that will continue to spearhead their initiatives for disabled populations and the future of hearables.].
Besides, we had no figures for disabled populations residing in nursing homes in Spain.
For future study, attention must be taken regarding the validity of pedometers for disabled populations, and in particular factors which potentially impact on the measurement of the number of steps taken during the intervention, such as pedometers that are not accurate at low speed walking [ 62].
The standards of the life and services quality which are provided for disabled population by their countries are important indicators to show the countrie's level of state, health care, education and economic developments.
As much as I understand the argument for states' rights, after living in states that could care less about educating or providing services for their disabled populations, I can't argue that federal oversight, protections and enforcement of those protections are absolutely necessary.
In addition, mail order pharmacy services could facilitate access to medications for underserved areas and for elderly and disabled populations.
Integrated health service networks (IHSNs) have been developed to improve continuity and increase the efficacy and efficiency of services, especially for older and disabled populations.
For gait speed, different cut-points have been suggested for less and more disabled populations [ 40].
The post-survey quality check showed that the omission rate was 1.31% for the registered population and 1.12% for the disabled population.
This may not seem like much to celebrate, but for those of us committed to raising awareness for the disabled population, it feels worth commemorating.
By designing adaptive controls and artificial intelligence into the neural interface, tools can become active assistants in goal-directed behavior and further enhance human performance in particular for the disabled population.
