Sentence examples for intellectual disabled from inspiring English sources

The second is to identify specific needs and problems among intellectual disabled adults with a mental disorder compared with intellectual disabled adults without a mental disorder.

Multivariate logistic regression analysis was used to explore the factors that affect intellectual disabled adults' use of preventive health services.

This study employed descriptive statistics to analyze the use and rate of preventive health services by intellectual disabled adults.

In special research populations where there are reasons to doubt children's decision-making capacities (e.g. intellectual disabled children or pediatric patients with a psychiatric disorder that diminishes competence), a research protocol could include a standardized competence assessment of participants.

However, following a scandal in 2000 where members of the Spanish basketball squad pretended to have intellectual disabilities, the IPC banned intellectually disabled athletes.

We will not assume that, or examine whether, individuals with psychometrically-defined "severe" or "profound" intellectual disabilities are functionally disabled in this way.

It was 1963 when President Kennedy signed the first major legislation that provided rights to persons with mental illness and intellectual disabilities, which recognized that disabled persons have the right to a dignified life; that the disabled are contributing members to society.

"If you're physically disabled or have intellectual disabilities," he added, "you're kind of a nuisance that way".

American employers are permitted by law to pay disabled people below the minimum wage which creates a negative incentive to find employment, while employment opportunities for disabled people with intellectual disabilities are also limited - many of the jobs available are in segregated workshops, where staff don't get to interact with their non-disabled colleagues.

Those who have scores in the upper range of intellectual disability, roughly 53 to 70, comprise the majority of intellectually disabled persons; they are able to learn academic and prevocational skills with some special training.

The intellectual disability classification for swimming (S14) is not presently recognized by the IPC; nor is an intellectually disabled swimmer eligible to compete under the IPC Swimming Functional Classification System".