Sentence examples for impaired over from inspiring English sources

However, provision of many of these services has been impaired over the past 60 years.

Materials must also be resistant to chemical attack by the process fluid and the local environment, to ensure valve function is not impaired over long periods of exposure.

Once we blocked VEGF with a neutralizing antibody, the protective effect of TGFβ1 was impaired over a long time course (28 days).

The TTP's reach extends across the tribal belt along the Afghan border although its capacity to strike has been impaired over the past six months following major army and frontier corps drives into South Waziristan and Bajaur.

Wand, B. M., Di Pietro, F., George, P. & O'Connell, N. E. Tactile thresholds are preserved yet complex sensory function is impaired over the lumbar spine of chronic non-specific low back pain patients: a preliminary investigation.

are also frequently impaired over the course of IBD.

This is however mainly a problem for cross-sectional screening for ADHD, since in clinical practice the diagnosis is based on eliciting a history of ADHD symptoms that start in childhood or early adolescence and are persistent (trait-like) and impairing over time and can therefore be differentiated from adult onset disorders.

Importantly, the endogenous startle response – as tested by the bang assay - remains intact when ChR2 is expressed in acj6-expressing neurons, demonstrating that neuronal function is not impaired by over-production of GAL4 or of the ChR2 channel protein (Fig. 4A, p>0.6).

Gray matter volume in IFC in patients was negatively correlated with the number of detoxifications, whereas inferior parietal lobule was negatively correlated with the control over drinking score (impaired control over drinking questionnaire).

Visual impairment is a significant worldwide health problem. 1 2 Approximately 314 million people globally are visually impaired, with over 80% of this impairment being preventable or treatable.

Similarly, in Koreans aged 60 and over, impaired cognitive function as determined by not only global MMSE score, but also the MMSE subscale scores for time orientation and calculation, was associated with increased total mortality.