Sentence examples for generally impaired from inspiring English sources

Our hypothesis was that chromatic vision, similar to visual acuity, is generally impaired and positively correlated with the degree of motor impairment since visual pathway damage would probably affect other functions than spatial vision.

However, these studies did not analyse habituation profiles in the substrains they tested, and it cannot be excluded that the animals' cognitive performance in these studies was confounded with impairments in habituation, probably resulting in delayed, but not generally impaired, cognitive performance.

Studies comparing ASD and ADHD groups reported that adaptive functioning is generally impaired in both disorders, but individuals with ASD show more severe impairments [Happé, Booth, Charlton, & Hughes, 2006; Saulnier & Klin, 2008].

Perceptual quality and food safety of grape products like wine is generally impaired by grape rot.

Findings supported the presence of generally impaired facial affect processing among violent offenders, including deficits in fear, anger, and disgust.

We believe that the MVA normal estimates are generally impaired by the presence of non-isotropic magnetic fluctuation due to 3D wave fields.

Secondary structure motifs in nucleic acid probes generally impair intended hybridization reactions and so efforts to predict and avoid such structures are commonly employed in probe design schemes.

For instance, sorrow involves a bodily change for the worse, depressing the spirits and the movements of the heart, prompting uncomfortable shifts in body temperature, and generally impairing the functioning of the body.

Chronic epilepsy generally impairs cognition, but it can also cause functional reorganization and plasticity [37].

The overall data show that mutations in Gap1 regions close to the membrane generally impair the permease function (Fig. 1).

Cholesterol depletion generally impairs G-protein mediated signaling, indicating that the presence of lipid rafts enhances G-protein signaling [22], [54], [55].