Sentence examples for impairment severely from inspiring English sources

While the degree and the cause of visual impairment in the blind mothers varied, all had experienced profound visual impairment for at least 15 years at the time of infant testing, and the extent of their visual impairment severely affected face-to-face communication with their infants.

Physical layer impairments severely limit the reach and capacity of optical systems, thereby hampering the deployment of transparent optical networks (i.e., no electrical signal regenerators are required).

In this study over half of those with exacerbation had moderate to severe cognitive impairment, most severely affecting executive function and associated with duration of hospitalisation and reduced quality of life.

Generally, patients with moderate and severe neurologic impairment cost 105% and 96% more than patients without neurologic impairment, and patients with moderate and high level of disability (severely or totally dependent) cost 27%and52%2% more than patients without physical disability.

Up to 75% of stroke survivors may be considered to have cognitive impairment, which severely limit individual autonomy for successful reintegration into family, work and social life.

The en-route stage represents the main phase of flight and the most critical one, due to significant velocities and corresponding time-varying impairments that severely derogate the communications.

Pair-feeding was conducted to ensure that any functional and/or metabolic impairments in severely cachectic C-26-tumor-bearing mice were not simply due to a reduction in caloric intake.

Each question was rated on a 5-point scale ranging from 1 (no impairment) to 5 (severely impaired).

The severe reduction of afterload observed in septic shock may often mask cardiac impairment, enabling a severely diseased heart to pump a seemingly "normal" cardiac output.

Those who survive often have profound neurologic impairment and are severely incapacitated.

Furthermore, visual working memory performance is severely impairment in cases with GBA-positive early-onset Parkinson's disease compared to patients with GBA-negative Parkinson's disease (Alcalay et al., 2012).