Disabled tenants who could otherwise live independently were unable to do so because landlords refused to make common areas, such as halls and stairways, accessible.
This may range from continuous total dependency to the need for assistance with only one activity 4 Moderate disability Patient is capable of living independently but unable to return to work or school Such a patient is able to look after himself at home, to get out, and about to the shops and to travel by public transport.
Medical doctors sometimes encountered adult patients who could not live independently, being unable to take care of their own daily living needs.
Residues from echinoderm and placozoan species, aligned with the vertebrate HLH-3β domain, are clearly nonhomologous, having evolved independently and unable to fold into a similar structure (fig. 6).
CPC 2 ('moderate cerebral disability: conscious and sufficient cerebral function for part-time work in sheltered environment or independent activities of daily life') was equivalent to GOS 4 ('moderate disability: able to live independently but unable to return to work or school').
Each area is graded on the level of independence (independently performed, performed with assistance, unable to perform), with greater declines consistent with greater dependence.
This means that Lush is unable independently to guarantee that child labour is not used on the sites that supply the mineral to the store.
And if the complaint is correct, the FHA after having delegated a function that is considered to be the single most important feature of any insurance company: the ability to independently evaluate risks was unable to independently monitor its exposure.
Another 22 patients (21.1%) were still able to walk independently but were unable to get up from supine (8/22 at baseline, 4 at 12 months, 10 at 24 months).
