His 2013 study of fatal car crashes showed a marked increase in fatally injured drivers testing positive for marijuana during a period when states started legalizing the drug, although Li cautions that drug use does not necessarily imply impairment.
Reduced specific growth rates imply impairment of cellular processes.
In addition, an MRI study using a contrast agent implied impairment of diffusion of nutrients from the periphery through the endplates with sustained mechanical loading [ 32].
Obesity has recently been linked to altered dopaminergic fronto-striatal circuits, thus implying impairments in cognitive domains that rely on its integrity.
But as courts, scholars, the American Psychiatric Association, and pretty much everyone with any common sense now recognizes, an individual's homosexual orientation implies no impairment in judgment, reliability, or general social or vocational capacity.
This implies that impairment of Wnt/Frizzled signaling ameliorates formation of new vessels.
For example, a diagnosis of AD implies acquired impairment in memory and other cognitive abilities that are sufficiently severe to interfere with daily functioning [ 23].
However, reduced renal oxygen consumption, combined with signs of metabolic stress, as evidenced by increased renal venous base deficit implies an impairment of normal aerobic respiration.
In PD patients, diffuse slowing of EEG was present according to progression of disease, and this phenomenon implies an impairment of neural activity, with implications on cognition, executive function, and motor function.
Due to the blebbed morphology, suggesting apoptosis, the integrity and surface of the platelet membrane is impaired, implying functional impairment.
