Sentence examples for impairment time from inspiring English sources
Mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR) has demonstrated benefits for stress-related symptoms; however, for patients with burdensome treatment regimens, multiple co-morbidities and mobility impairment, time and travel requirements pose barriers to MBSR training.
A total of 35 cases of invasive M. marinum disease were then reviewed, according to patient age and sex, symptoms, source of infection, immune impairment, time to diagnosis, and type as well as duration of therapy (2 – 24 ) (Table).
Furthermore, the modelling of imperfect channel knowledge is presented assuming two sources of impairments: time delays and estimation errors.
When exposed to silver nanoparticles, which are known to be toxic, the embedded electrodes enabled non-invasive evaluation of barrier impairment over time.
To describe patients' level of effort in occupational, physical, and speech therapy sessions during traumatic brain injury (TBI) inpatient rehabilitation and to evaluate how age, injury severity, cognitive impairment, and time are associated with effort.
Due to the consistency of the patient's impairment over time, the authors suggest a phonological impairment leading to semantic deficits.
The same explanation applies to the results obtained under DA/AD conversion attacks, which led to composite impairment in time scaling, amplitude scaling, and noise corruption [44].
On the surface, high-functioning depression may seem like it's easier to deal with, but it can persist for years, leading to more functional impairment over time than acute episodes of major depression, Craske says.
Fibrosis/cirrhosis leads to increasing functional impairment over time and finally to complete functional loss in both organs.
This is a valuable test used to measure standing balance and stretching, detecting balance impairment over time.
