Sentence examples for greater disablement from inspiring English sources

Individuals diagnosed with bipolar disorder face greater disablement, yet also have fewer social and financial resources to call upon in combating these limitations.

This translates into the bipolar disorder population having fewer resources, yet also greater disablement--i.e., it is a distinct, and particularly vulnerable, group.

The higher the score, the greater the disablement.

Disability, disablement, and impairment are universal.

Most individuals, at some point in their lives, will experience disability, disablement, or impairment.

Although health deteriorates along an ageing and disablement process, disability may be reduced through the effects of HAs.

Here again, bipolar disorder may incur particularly high disablement due to greater numbers of depressive episodes [ 20], higher functional impairment [ 21], and more prominent cognitive impairment or psychoses [ 22, 23].

For example, if we were to find that for people who are socially deprived, impairment directly impacts participation restriction, whereas for those who are less deprived there is no direct path, then it might be possible to target interventions more accurately and to gain greater understanding of the process of disablement.

It may be that there are as many attitudes to disablement as there are disabled or able-bodied people (another problematic phrase).

In the Nagi model of disablement, functional limitation precedes disability [ 53].

We chose the disablement process over other disability models, among other reasons, because it considers the stages in disablement as an explicit sequence of linked events, one leading to the next.