Sentence examples for impaired one from inspiring English sources

To resolve the five-decade standoff, management hired a consulting firm, which in 1993 recommended discarding the old rules and having examiners focus more on whether specific physical ailments impaired one's ability to perform specific jobs.

This was a special open-captioned performance provided for the deaf and hearing impaired, one of 24 such performances of a total of 18 plays and musicals on and off Broadway in the season that ended on June 30.

Railroad officials complained that disability benefits were given for medical conditions regardless of whether they actually impaired one's ability to work.

Of other variables examined, only need for oral hypoglycaemic drugs or insulin, history of stroke, dementia or Parkinson's disease and symptoms of autonomic neuropathy significantly impaired one or more cognitive test scores.

In two children, glomerular filtration was impaired, one had hypertension and one had proteinuria.

34 Elderly persons were categorized as independent; only instrumental ADLs impaired; one to two ADLs impaired; three to four ADLs impaired; or five or more ADLs impaired.

He couldn't tell me why the data is not on the website, but Gamage from CHICA thinks it is because of a 2010 court-mandate to make all Federal website data accessible to all Canadians including visually impaired ones.

Researchers have used a number of functional indicators of folate status over the years, which include plasma or urinary formiminoglutamate, aminoimidazole carboxamide riboside, and plasma homocysteine; elevations of these indicators reflect impaired one-carbon metabolism (1– 3).

It was found that PRh lesions had no apparent effects on overall exploration levels when either novel or familiar objects were presented separately (indirect test of recognition), yet impaired one-trial object recognition when novel and familiar objects were simultaneously presented (direct test).

Because animal studies suggest that impaired one-carbon metabolism incurred by methyl-deficient diets decreases total urinary arsenic by up to 20 30% (Spiegelstein et al. 2003, 2005; Tice et al. 1997; Vahter and Marafante 1987), both urine As and well water As were included in the analyses.

A faster response would be expected of healthy subjects compared to impaired ones.