Sentence examples for increasing impairment from inspiring English sources

Several studies have shown that AMD can severely impair quality of life and that increasing vision loss is associated with increasing impairment of quality of life and frequently causes depression.

Later, increasing impairment of the capacity to retain new information, social withdrawal, unnecessary repetition of words and actions, and emotional disturbances may be present.

The diagnosis of stirrup fixation by otosclerosis is made on the basis of a history of a gradually increasing impairment of hearing with absence of any chronic infection of the middle ear or of perforation of the tympanic membrane and with hearing tests showing that the auditory nerve in the inner ear is functioning but that sound fails to be conducted properly to it.

For total score, physical function and sexual life, there was increasing impairment with increasing number of co-morbid conditions.

Heterotopic ossification of grade III or more is associated with increasing impairment of range of motion and function.

Among the muscle groups strength tested, grip (p = 0.030), hamstring (p = 0.021) and quadriceps (p = 0.019) weakness were associated with increasing impairment on the mobility domain of the EQ-5D.

Overall, younger adolescent and preadolescent children with 22q11DS in this study exhibited slowed growth in attention regulation, with an increase in subclinical symptoms of schizophrenia, suggestive of increasing impairments in domains that are relevant to the high risk of Schizophrenia.

Furthermore, increasing impairments in walking (e. g. substantial mobility impairment/disability of walking in the total sample: β = -0.97) and increasing cognitive impairment decreased BMI in women and in the total sample.

We hypothesized that increased MH symptomology would be associated with increased impairment and family burden.

This leads us to believe that the frontal lobes, through corticothalamic networks, are more greatly affected during seizure with increased impairment.

BE adolescents had greater depression scores than OE (p <.01) but not SUB adolescents.Loss of control over eating signals increased impairment independent of overeating in adolescents.