Sentence examples for impairments increase from inspiring English sources

Other cognitive impairments increase from 16% at 71 79 years of age to 39% at ≥ 90 years (Agarwal et al. 2009).

Even low doses of ionizing radiation to the CNS are believed to cause cognitive impairment, and the impairments increase over time after RT.

The GMFCS classification alone is not a valid indicator of anything other than motor function abilities, even if the frequency and severity of associated impairments increase in line with higher GMFCS disability levels in group comparisons [ 13, 28, 29, 32].

The large geographical distribution of different types of care home, combined with the involvement of a high number of qualified therapists and a protocol that did not exclude resident survivors of stroke with cognitive and communication impairments, increase the potential for generalisability of the observed results to all care homes within the United Kingdom.

Nevertheless, cholinergic impairments increase the risk of Parkinsonism in humans and mice alike: we have recently shown that over-expression of the 'synaptic' AChE-S variant exacerbates MPTP sensitivity, whereas enforced excess of the soluble AChE-R splice variant exerts neuroprotection from MPTP (Benmoyal-Segal et al, 2012; Soreq et al, 2012).

Still others maintain that the act of terminating impaired children drags us into a moral abyss -- or its opposite, that raising children with impairments increases our humanity.

The incidence rate of these neurodevelopmental impairments increases with decreasing birth weight.

The impairments become an additional load factor that increases loneliness as in a vicious circle, and a lack of social support and impairments increased psychological stress in older persons.

It found, "The ability to make effective financial decisions declines with age as dementia and other types of cognitive impairment increase".

Dementia and the accompanying P-ADL impairment increase the risk of being admitted to nursing home care [ 18, 19] as increasing P-ADL impairment increases the need of care.

Indirect costs due to time loss from work, productivity loss, and functional impairment increase the overall burden.