Sentence examples for long term impairment from inspiring English sources

Additionally, daily sleepiness results in long term impairment of work capacity [ 13] and increased risk of car accidents [ 14, 15].

Although all three infectious diseases seem to cause long-term impairment; the impaired sub-domains differ.

This is tragic, since a growing body of research suggests that early diagnosis and treatment reduces long-term impairment and disability.

The growing connections between head trauma and contact sports, though, have led some nervous parents and coaches to assume that any concussion could lead to long-term impairment.

Even at the professional level, with team doctors at players' disposal, Mr. Bettis, who had numerous concussions, said that he wished he had known more about concussion symptoms and the potential long-term impairment.

Early brain injury due to stroke commonly results in significant long-term impairment [2 5].

We hypothesized that CPB results in long-term impairment of neurocognitive performance in rats.

Malunion and nonunion, once frequent, are now uncommon, and the short- and long-term impairment and disability are limited.

Long-term impairment of cardiac function in diabetic cardiomyopathy may be preceded by a transient phase of increased myocardial contractility early in the course of T1DM.

Super-selective embolisation, carried out as distally as possible is recommended to minimise parenchymal loss and avoid long-term impairment of renal function [32, 55, 56].

Surviviors of extreme prematurity (less than 26 weeks gestational age) may have long-term impairment, including developmental disabilities and neurological deficits that become evident as the child matures.