Sentence examples for impairment experienced from inspiring English sources

The CALIS is designed to measure life interference and impairment experienced by the child from the child (9 items) and parent (16 items) point of view and also the interference experienced by the parent in their own life.

However, participants with marginal cognitive impairment experienced worse functional trajectories in ability to prepare meals (p=0.03) and activities that require distance vision (p=0.05).

Patients who described higher headache-related impairment experienced significantly greater problems in these areas, perceived themselves to be in worse general health, and had significantly greater use of medical services than those with lower headache severity.

One subject with severe renal impairment experienced an AE (dizziness) considered by the investigator to be related to the study drug.

However, impairment experienced in this subgroup on the AQoL-6D senses domain dropped to around half a standard deviation above the mean.

At six months around 26% of residents with moderate impairment experienced a decline in these functions compared to around 21% with severe impairment.

(iii) Relational explanations deal with phenomena where the presence or absence of one thing leads to a change in another: e.g. where a person with visual impairment experiences more acute hearing.

The article states that "56% of adults with impairments experienced restrictions in the type of work they did or the salary they were paid".

The aim of this study was to assess the subjective impairments experienced by people with chronic wounds in different quality-of-life dimensions.

Group social skills interventions (SSI) are partially effective for addressing the communication and social interaction impairments experienced by individuals with autism spectrum disorders (ASD).

AINE emulates the impairments experienced by an IP packet from the moment it enters the RCST hardware through its LAN interface until it exits the terrestrial WAN (after traversing the HUB) and, obviously, the other way round.