Sentence examples for impairment issues from inspiring English sources
It has been speculated that autism and specific language impairment share common underlying neural substrates because of the overlap in language impairment issues and evidence suggesting parallels in other domains and implying a possible shared genetic risk.
Revel also recently introduced accessibility features that make their iPad POS terminals easier to use for owners, customers and employees with visual impairment issues, thanks to textured keys on Bluetooth keyboards and verbal menu cues.
"We just recently have started providing training for chief judges on cognitive impairment issues specifically," Hamilton adds.
Four of these patients had renal impairment issues before enrolling in the study.
But in June 1985, the Journal of Visual Impairment issued a listing of cassette publishers that included travel guides, full-length dramas and language tapes that were not produced specifically for the blind.
The methodological details in the WMH-CIDI related to the severity and impairment issue are available elsewhere [ 19].
7 Supervisors undertook an intensive 4-week training, including identification of children with impairments, and sensitisation to disability issues.
In general, people with mild cognitive impairment have issues beyond normal aging, but do not meet the criteria for dementia.
Examples in this pattern of vulnerabilities revealed how cognitive impairment, dexterity issues, and caregiver illnesses impacted clients and caregivers abilities to safely manage medication regimens in their home.
Clients and caregivers alike revealed multiple sources of vulnerabilities such as cognitive impairment, dexterity issues, caregiver and other family member illnesses, and risky practices in the storage of medications that unintentionally or unknowingly impacted their ability to safely manage medication regimens.
Whatever your view of controversial firm Uber, it does offer a range of accessibility features for people with vision impairments, mobility issues or who are deaf or hard of hearing.
