Sentence examples for impairment degree from inspiring English sources

Most items scored from 1 to 4 according to the impairment degree.

After a 3-min rest period sitting on the ergometer, exercise began with a 3-min warmup period at 0 Watts, followed by a progressively increasing ramp protocol of 10 15 Watts/min (CHF patients) or 15 25 Watts/min (healthy age-matched subjects), based on anthropometric data and functional impairment degree of the patients, to perform for an exercise time lasting 8 12 min.

We aimed to assess immunological and MRI-derived measures of brain tissue damage in patients with different motor impairment degrees, for in vivo investigating the pathogenesis of MS-related disability.

Another study further supported this in a transient MCAO, evaluating neurological impairment by degree of limb flexion, grasping and symmetry of movements [46].

17– 19 In our study, cognitive impairment and degree of comorbidity has no statistically significant influence on the ambulation training results.

And recent studies have demonstrated that most professional boxers, including the majority who show no outward signs of impairment, have some degree of brain damage.

A proportional relationship between lung function impairment and the degree of abnormalities in chest X-rays has been reported in a previous study [10]; however, we were unaware of the pulmonary function status of our patients.

The most common adverse effects associated with NSAIDs occur in the gastrointestinal tract (GIT), and to a lesser degree, impairment of renal blood flow [ 3, 4].

However, data are not conclusive to suggest a dose increase of liraglutide in patients with hepatic impairment and the degree of hepatic impairment did not appear to be associated with increased risk of adverse events.

HRQL and work productivity were significantly impaired, with a greater degree of impairment in patients with higher symptom burden.

The grip strength assessment by hydraulic dynamometry is useful in patients with poor collaboration due to cognitive impairment and varying degrees of comorbidity.