Sentence examples for handicaps associated with from inspiring English sources
He considers the main problems of everyone in Oldham to be the scarcity of jobs and decent housing and all the other handicaps associated with poverty.
One of the logistical handicaps associated with this kind of measurements is the requirement of several stations recording at the same time, which limits their applicability in the case of research groups without enough infrastructure resources.
It is likely that the costs not only involve handicaps associated with ornamental plumes and intensive displaying, but also involve a strong attachment to display sites [ 1].
Nonetheless it is widely accepted that even for teenagers who live in poverty and disadvantage, teenage pregnancy compounds the handicaps associated with social disadvantage, and initiatives aimed at reducing teenage pregnancy rates have the potential to expand the options and choices available for young people to overcome disadvantaged backgrounds [ 15- 18].
This study will determine factors that influence the self-perceived handicap associated with singing voice problems.
To be realistic about candidates who advocate socialist principles becoming president, the handicap associated with private political funding has to be overcome.
The THQ measures the perceived degree of handicap associated with tinnitus [ 45].
The impaired mental development is taken as the most serious long-term handicap associated with underfive malnutrition.
The misattribution and limited handicap associated with early breast cancer symptoms may contribute to the delay observed among this age cohort.
Characterising the handicap associated with a representative range of experiences of impairment was an explicit goal in the development of the AQoL-6D.
Mouth Handicap in Systemic Sclerosis Scale (MHISS) assessing the handicap associated with mouth disability in SSc consists in 12 items (each scored 0 4, with a total score ranging from 0 to 48) divided into 3 subscales: subscale 1 examines handicap related to reduced mouth opening; subscale 2 assesses handicap related to sicca syndrome; subscale 3 examines aesthetic concerns [ 34, 35].
