Sentence examples for lesser impairment from inspiring English sources

Item-Improved and IRT-based observed instrument improvement is largely due to better coverage of areas of lesser impairment.

Kinetic Targeting is a much smarter variant of dose modification, and due to this trial's data, we propose a smarter way of minimizing toxicity and a lesser impairment of clinical efficacy by CARL than by a simple dose reduction.

Second, different compensational mechanisms in response to the brain damage might exist: Severely impaired patients activate the contralesional hemisphere relatively more than the ipsilesional hemisphere, while patients with lesser impairment show higher activation of the brain damaged than of the contralesional hemisphere.

Delirium in RCD involves mainly attention, memory, and executive function, with lesser impairments in language and visuospatial function.

In the other, they have lesser memory impairment and have brain amyloid PET scans and tests of cerebrospinal fluid showing amyloid is accumulating in their brains, indicating that they are likely to develop Alzheimer's.

Further, a lesser memory impairment in LLS compared to AD has also been reported in age-matched patients [5], [7].

The dominant effect of estrogen is the inhibition of osteoclast differentiation and activation, and, to a lesser extent, impairment of apoptosis of the osteoblasts [ 19, 20, 22].

The most common adverse effects associated with NSAIDs occur in the gastrointestinal tract (GIT), and to a lesser degree, impairment of renal blood flow [ 3, 4].

Moreover, reverse role errors correlated with performance on the acceptability judgement task (difference in unacceptable judgements between syntactically ambiguous and unambiguous; r = −0.71, P < 0.01)—an important confirmation of consistency across tasks in identifying participants with greater or lesser syntactic impairments.

Whilst redistribution of blood flow may occur during circulatory failure (vasoconstriction of lesser vital organs), impairment of microcirculation and tissue hypoperfusion indicators are of particular importance.

Given the multicentre nature of the study, with multiple clinicians conducting assessments without the aid of standard equipment, it is possible that VSGP was reported in patients who actually showed lesser degrees of impairment (e.g. delayed saccadic initiation and slowed saccades).