Sentence examples for impaired there from inspiring English sources

When the CBCL attention scores of children in the current study who were earlier categorised as having attention impairment [ 11] were compared to those not impaired, there was no significant difference in the scores (data not shown) which may suggest that these two tests may not measure the same kind of attention.

Asked how privatisation would affect its promises to increase diversity, Abraham said: "The comprehensive way in which we do it and the breadth with which we do it, given the size and scale of the organisation, would be impaired, there's little doubt in my mind.

For the visually impaired, there are lots of accessibility options if you want to browse the web — screen readers, podcast versions of articles and so on.

Therapeutically, striking advances have been made for the treatment of the neovascular form of late stage AMD while for the late stage atrophic form of the disease, which accounts for almost half of the visually impaired, there is currently no effective therapy on the market.

In the Downhill event for the visually impaired there were 11 men and 6 women.

In the Super-G for the visually impaired, there were 15 men and 6 women.

In other words, if baroreflex function is impaired, then there is an insufficient buffering of the sympathetic tone during exercise.

LFF is characterized by a relative loss of force at low frequencies of stimulation, and it is important to mention that the force is not impaired or there is only a relatively low impairment at high frequencies [ 4, 7, 20, 26].

The muscles tire, and the breathing function is impaired, so there's less oxygen entering the bloodstream".

Most people say that if they reach a point in the illness when their brain is impaired, and there is no likelihood of improving their quality of life, then nothing should be done to keep them artificially alive, through machines like respirators.

Furthermore, diagnosis is impaired as there is not a good correlation between the severity of the disease and the symptoms.