Sentence examples for from impairments from inspiring English sources

Neither homozygous unc-104 bris larvae nor transheterozygous unc-104 bris/− larvae displayed dystonic posterior paralysis, indicating that these larvae suffered from impairments distinct from those caused by impaired Khc function (Hurd and Saxton 1996; Fuger et al. 2012).

Our results suggest that bvFTD patients can give an aesthetic judgment, but present abstraction difficulties, as spectators, resulting from impairments in the cognitive processes involved.

The conceptualization of disability has shifted from a medical to a social model with a consequent focus away from impairments and toward activities and participation.

Given that skilled reading requires integrating information among these different systems, it is likely that reading difficulty known as dyslexia can emerge from impairments at any stage of the reading circuitry.

Dreamlike experiences induced by trances, delirium, or drug hallucination seem to stem from impairments to the central nervous system that lower the efficiency of processing sensory stimuli from the external environment.

These findings suggest that children with PDD not only suffer from impairments in "qualitative impairment in social interaction" and "adapting to change," but also have underdeveloped use of pointing, and impairments in "joint visual attention," conceptualizing spatial relationships and language functions.

Their symptoms ranged from impairment of memory to schizophrenic and depressive reactions.

It also had a pretax charge of $61.4 million, or 4 cents a share, from impairment of certain assets.

It protects life, liberty, and property from impairment by the federal government.

Sixty-three percent of those 70 and older were found to be suffering from impairment that affects their ability to hear human speech, according to the World Health Organization's definition.

It was further contended that the alternative and the insurance against its requirements became property, and inviolable; became contracts with immunity from impairment.