Sentence examples for impaired high from inspiring English sources

I LOVE YOU, BETH COOPER A socially impaired high school boy proclaims his hopeless love for the prettiest girl in class (Hayden Panettiere) and is given the night of his dreams as a reward.

BISM's Work To Independence is a seven-week intensive residential life skills summer program for blind and visually impaired high school students transitioning into employment or college.

HF-audiometry might be of therapeutic value within the scope of counseling in explaining the etiopathogenesis of tinnitus to patients with normal conventional PTA but impaired high frequency hearing thresholds.

Therefore, without a functional CTR1 gene yeast have impaired high-affinity Fe uptake.

Worse naming results were additionally linked to impaired higher cognition and more severe negative symptoms (PANSS).

Behavioural assessment tools are therefore appropriate in subjects with impaired higher mental processes.

Studies in sub-Saharan Africa have shown that, in addition to high mortality rates (of around 20%), childhood malaria is also associated with long-term neurological and cognitive impairments in around 25% of those who survive (19– 21), including physical handicaps, hearing loss, and impaired higher order cognitive functions (such as planning and decision making) (21).

Assessing academic achievement, Randazzo [ 4] found children randomized to one night of five hours sleep showed impaired higher cognitive function such as verbal creativity and abstract thinking, although their routine performance was maintained, compared to those randomized to eleven hours sleep.

In ward patients, bradypnea, tachypnea, impaired consciousness, high heart rate, low blood pressure, and high respiratory rate were predictors of mortality [ 40].

This suggests that the function of eNOS may be not impaired by high glucose and thus, a reduction in NO production may be not due to the abnormality of eNOS in high glucose-stimulated HUVECs.

Recently, the grain quality of rice in Japan has often been impaired by high temperatures during the grain-filling period.