Sentence examples for high level of disability from inspiring English sources

Headache on ≥15 days/month is variable in its effect; although chronically disabling, it does not necessarily cause a high level of disability because people develop coping mechanisms for it.

However, nearly one third of all severe cases have permanent sequelae causing a high level of disability.

A high level of disability, a low level of life satisfaction and an impaired quality of life have often been associated with GAD [9], which is also the anxiety disorder most often associated with migraine [10, 11].

The mean duration of MOH was 42.2 ± 37.6 months, while the mean scores on the MIDAS and HIT-6 scales (two simple questionnaires designed to measure headache-related disability) were very high (83.5 ± 60.3 and 66.5 ± 6.7, respectively), confirming the high level of disability associated with this chronic disorder.

The maximum score is 50 points with a high score indicating a high level of disability.

However, among the surviving population there is a high level of disability [ 2, 3].

However, increasing longevity does not necessarily result in very high levels of disability and dependency because of the high levels of mortality among the most disabled or dependent at any given time [ 3].

The RSPCA is, however, concerned about the unacceptably high levels of disability, deformity and disease affecting pedigree dogs - and this includes animals entered into 'best of breed' classes in dog shows like Crufts".

The high levels of disability associated with headache [2 8] lead to very large productivity losses, so that these disorders are very costly in a financial sense [12, 13].

It represents a highly disabling condition that impacts considerably on the quality of life of sufferers and on the society in general because of high levels of disability and use of healthcare resources.

Moreover, although migraine is associated with high levels of disability and impairment of health-related quality of life, many migraine sufferers (50 80%) are not medically followed up and self-treat their attacks [2 4].