Sentence examples for impaired competitors from inspiring English sources

But we have been lucky with coaches and competition organisers and his club now have 2 more hearing impaired competitors.

In the PT5 category for blind and visually impaired competitors, athletes and guides swim 750m together, side by side, tethered by the ankle.

On the Paralympic level, a number of disability sports are not open to this classification or other visually impaired competitors including archery, basketball, boccia, curling, fencing, ice sledge hockey, powerlifting, rugby, shooting, table tennis, tennis, volleyball.

One of Britain's top Paralympic athletes has quit competition over allegations Team GB has wrongly classified some squad members, boosting their chances against more impaired competitors.

Newcomer Patrick won the PT5 event for visually-impaired competitors.

We observed a selective advantage for calcineurin/NFAT impaired cells in the repopulation of pDC, cDC, granulocytic and monocytic compartments throughout the BM, spleen, lymph nodes and peripheral blood (shown as log ratio of engrafted NFAT-impaired competitors to controls, Fig 2A).

"Fundamentally, the F.C.C. erred once again in finding that Qwest must provide components of its network to competitors at below-cost rates without any finding that competitors are impaired without access to those facilities," Steve Davis, senior vice president for public policy at Qwest, wrote in a statement sent by e-mail.

With many competitors gone, impaired or under the cosh of government masters, banks that have been able to keep operating normally in global markets are already grabbing new wholesale business.

Unlike the Paralympics, in which competitors are physically impaired, the Special Olympics focus on athletes with intellectual disabilities – commonly the result of pre-birth problems such as Down syndrome, or brain injuries sustained later in life.

In the absence of SR-BI/CLA-1, or in the presence of SR-BI/CLA-1 inhibitors or ligand competitors, these processes are impaired.

Apple's amping up of its music streaming business is the latest example of a tech giant tacking a side venture onto its existing platform – in this case, products such as the iPhone, Apple Watch and HomePod — but in the process greatly impairing a smaller competitor.