The phrase "found impaired" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used to refer to a situation where something that is normally functioning correctly is not operating as expected. For example, "The neighborhood was found to be impaired after the chemical spill."
The previously found impaired spatial memory impairment was not replicated (Fig. 5D; P>0.7).
While some studies of patients suffering from dizziness found impaired mental and physical HRQoL as well as impairment of all eight subscales of the SF-36 [ 18- 20], other studies showed no impairment of some of these scales (e.g. physical function, general health and social function) [ 21, 22].
Using our modified procedure, we found impaired learning of Parkin-deficit mice, which has not been detected in typical accelerating rotarod.
This finding alone should prompt more people to get their hearing tested and, if found impaired, get properly fitted with aids that can help to keep them cognitively engaged.
Dr Patel's fitness to practice has also been found impaired in relation to a number of other cases, including the death of a victim of the so-called "Camden Ripper".
We found impaired habituation to VEPs in normal subjects, after 60 min of visual deprivation.
Gindri et al. (2008) also found impaired executive performance in patients with RH lesions.
TMS, the researchers found, impaired the subjects' abilities at both perception and imagery when compared to a sham treatment.
Mostofsky and colleagues [17] found impaired sequence learning when testing autistic children.
Using mBSA as antigen to induce arthritis, we found impaired T cell activation in PLCγ2−/− mice.
We found impaired migration of Jak3−/− BMDCs towards CCL19 and CCL21.
