Sentence examples for impair ability from inspiring English sources
Background and aims: Stroke patients experience multiple impairments which impair ability to eat and render them vulnerable to the deleterious sequelae of malnutrition.
We studied adult subjects in order to open the door for potential use in adults with language or comprehension obstacles that could impair ability to dyspnea and perceived exertion using scales employing written and numeric cues.
These regulatory differences lead to the strange situation wherein basically the same product (sage tea) may be marketed as food without any restriction, while its marketing as medicine in drug stores and pharmacies is regulated and certain warning labels are even required, such as "sage preparations should not be taken for more than 2 weeks" or "may impair ability to drive and use machines".
Post-traumatic headache is reported to have developed within 7 days after one of the following: (1) the injury to the head, (2) regaining of consciousness following the injury to the head, or (3) discontinuation of medications that impair ability to sense or report headache following the injury to the head [5].
And while truck driving rules from the U.S. Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration don't address sleep apnea specifically, they do state that any condition that would impair ability to drive safely must be treated before the driver can regain "medically-qualified-to-drive" status.
the craniotomy, regaining of consciousness following the craniotomy, discontinuation of medications that impair ability to sense or report headache following the craniotomy.
Specific neural lesions impair abilities related to theory of mind, such as distinguishing self from nonself (pp. 186 187).
They have an impaired ability to externalize PS, which leads to impaired coagulation [ 71].
The suspension stemmed from a charge of driving with impaired ability.
It is a measure of our impaired ability to influence our destiny.
"Lack of electricity impairs ability to fight crises like Ebola," the headline to Boyce's powerpoint said.
