Sentence examples for impaired equilibrium from inspiring English sources

10– 12 Furthermore, about 20% of the disease survivors developed sequelae such as motor abnormalities (49.65%), especially gait and impaired equilibrium.

The most frequent central nervous system (CNS) symptoms were meningeal irritation (57.3%), alteration of consciousness (51%), and motor abnormalities (49.65%), especially gait and impaired equilibrium.

The clinical spectrum of PAD is widely variable: patients may either be asymptomatic or, because of an impaired equilibrium between oxygen demand and supply, have pain as a result of a minimal exercise (e.g. walking) (8).

In contrast to E325A LacY, mutant C154G is strongly impaired in equilibrium lactose exchange (36, 37).

Consequently, an effective program of prevention against disability goes necessarily through the counteraction of stressors (including acute conditions, such as pneumonia) capable to disrupt the already impaired homeostatic equilibrium of frail older persons.

Because the size of autolysosomes is maintained by the equilibrium between loading of autophagosomal content and the degradation process, one hypothesis was that Bin impaired this balance.

Visual vertical perception, posture and equilibrium are impaired in patients with a unilateral vestibular loss.

The differential expression of topologically important AM nodes in CR AML patients could seriously impair the physiological equilibrium of AM.

In addition to exposure during in utero development, exposure to TCDD within this developmental window could induce a direct or indirect toxic effect (i.e., imbalance of the hormonal equilibrium), impairing such proliferation and reducing sperm production in adults.

However, disturbance of the metabolic equilibrium due to impaired lymph circulation and compromised interstitial fluid transport have also been proposed as aetiological factors (Miller and Seale 1981; Reddy 1990).

Their balance is impaired.