There is nothing in their limb anatomies to indicate less dexterity than modern humans or any inability to walk efficiently.
In mild cases, patients may have slurred speech and motor impairments; in severe ones, the symptoms include irregular posture, spasticity and inability to walk.
The mother explained that the day her daughter became engaged to a relative, she had developed fainting fits, nightmares, foul moods and an inability to walk.
Any hopes of hiking to the nearest town are stymied by Mitchell's inability to walk without crutches because of an unexplained injury.
By the age of three the individual experiences difficulty in walking; progressive failure to run, jump, and climb occurs later, leading eventually to the inability to walk.
The most critical adverse effect seen from such supplementation has been a severe sensory neuropathy of the extremities, including inability to walk.
Martin suffers from circulatory disorder in his right leg that has left him with a pronounced limp and an inability to walk long distances.
He explains the significance of Mariah's bandaged hands, Philip's inability to walk backward, the Gardener's androgyny and the sexually charged eye contact during the minuet.
Seventeen patients suffered quadriceps muscle wasting that accounted for inability to walk freely in these patients.
The primary outcome is incident mobility disability (i.e., inability to walk for 400 m in 15 min).
Endurance, dynamic balance, quadriceps strength, and function are compromised, and contribute to an inability to walk independently in the community.
