Jennifer Luna, 13, whose visual impairment stems from albinism, became a cheerleader because her sister was on the squad, and to have something to pass the time, she said.
This fine-tuning is thought to be driven by top-down cortical modulation of subcortical response properties [ 19] and its absence in poor readers is consistent with proposals that child reading impairment stems from the brain's inability to benefit from repetition in the sensory stream.
We hypothesized that LG's mid-level and higher-level impairments stem from abnormal binocular input during development (with currently an unknown cause), a condition that resembles binocular amblyopia.
ConocoPhillips returned to profitability in 2009 after ridding itself of billion-dollar impairment charges stemming from its Lukoil investment.
Blockbuster took a charge of $1.5 billion share on the impairment assets stemming from its recent split from Viacom.
While some of the cognitive impairment could stem from the illness itself, the researchers said, side effects of hospitalization and treatment could also play a role.
Medicare — and most other insurers — don't cover either hearing aids or the tests required to adjust them, but they do cover a hearing and balance exam that can distinguish age-related hearing loss from a hearing impairment that stems from an underlying condition.
Much of this impairment may stem from significant sleep disturbances associated with chronic AR/C.
It has been proposed that the difficulties associated with other language disorders such as specific language impairment (SLI) stem from problems with processing the temporal structure of sounds (Tallal & Piercy, 1973).
We believe that this is because the impairments stem largely from cognitive distraction associated with the phone call".
