Sentence examples for impaired performing from inspiring English sources

When the patients' cognitive competence is impaired, performing spirometry becomes especially troublesome because of the existing dementia or disability.

In this context, fatigue impairs performing the skills of achieving and maintaining sleep.

Benzodiazepine may affect the speed with which simple repetitive motor actions are performed [ 127] and impaired performances during a tapping task [ 128].

Imaging to identify the neuronal substrates involved in the incentive conflict task was performed in healthy control subjects because patients were so seriously impaired in performing the task that we anticipated insufficient data would be obtained from functional imaging in this population.

The WT control mice were making less than one error per trail by the end of the first day, and this performance continued into day 2. HHcy WT mice were impaired in performing the task and were significantly impaired compared to WT control mice throughout the second day of testing (P < 0.01).

Monkeys with ventrolateral prefrontal lesions were impaired in performing the strategy-based task, but not on value-based decision-making.

At that time the females express less emotionality and enhanced learning of simple associative tasks as eye-blink conditioning, but are impaired in performing more complex learning tasks.

There was no evidence that the PRh group was impaired on performing the cross versus circle discrimination when it was tested concurrently (Stages 1 7) with the three structural discriminations (U = 25.5, p =.28).

While rats with hippocampal damage are impaired at performing such 'structural' tasks, they can acquire at a normal rate other configural tasks using the same apparatus and the same visual elements, e.g., biconditional learning (Sanderson et al., 2006).

A worker with OA or NRL-induced anaphylaxis is considered to be 100% impaired from performing his or her specific job if the job entails exposure to the causative agent (American Thoracic Society 1993; Bernstein 2002).

We have demonstrated that alcoholic patients are severely impaired in performing a task that requires them to abstain from responding during presentation of a compound stimulus made up of two cues that individually signal reward availability.