Sentence examples for impairment assessed from inspiring English sources

While EPO did not affect the systemic hemodynamics or lactate levels, the initially impaired microcirculatory perfusion and increased bioenergetic impairment assessed by functional capillary density and by nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide fluorescence using intravital microscopy of the extensor digitorum longus muscle was restored to the levels of the sham control mice.

First, three of the instruments confound the measurement of eating disorder psychopathology with the assessment of impairment and fail to ensure that the impairment assessed is secondary to eating disorder psychopathology (Abraham et al., 2006; Adair et al., 2007; Las Hayas et al., 2006).

These domain-specific findings demonstrate that at various dosage levels, lurasidone effectively improved functional impairment in patients with bipolar disorder in all areas of impairment assessed.

Consciousness impairment assessed using the GCS score on the first ICU day also independently predicted death in our study.

Van de Pol et al. [3] compared manually traced to automatically segmented hippocampi (using fluid registration) in 18 participants with Mild Cognitive Impairment assessed at two time points two years apart.

Secondary outcomes included three dimensions of cognitive impairment assessed with the FACT-COGv2.

Comparisons should be made cautiously, however, because methodological differences of the previous studies include sampling older individuals, excluding mild cases of hearing impairment, assessing preclinical hearing impairment, and not adjusting for diabetes.

The delivery of neurotrophins lead to mild functional improvements in the ischemia-induced motor impairments assessed 3 5 weeks after the insult, in agreement with a small but significant increase of the survival of dorsolateral striatal neurons.

Also for data protection reasons, behavioural symptoms and cognitive impairment were assessed using proxy rating instruments rather than direct assessment.

Aesthetic impairment was assessed on an 11-point quantitative scale, the total score ranging from 0 (no aesthetic impairment) to 10 (maximal aesthetic impairment).

Neurological impairment was assessed pre-, postoperandvely atd at follow-up using the Rankin scale.