Sentence examples for marker of impairment from inspiring English sources
Beta-2 microglobulin is reabsorbed in proximal renal tubules so its higher concentration in urine can be the marker of impairment of their function.
Compared with control subjects, children with ADHD display a number of decision-making deficits on the task, and the measure of rational decision making may serve as an ecologically valid neuropsychological marker of impairment.
We therefore designed a 12 week trial with long term 1 year follow up to obtain data on the effects of Tai Chi on pain (as a marker of disease activity), functional independence (a marker of impairment), disability, joint proprioception and health status in elderly people with KOA.
Still others with no visible markers of impairment or disability may feel marginalized by those with visible traits.
Note that whereas the first two tests are markers of impairment in word or pseudoword reading, i.e. predict negative correlation with pathway reliance, "Alouette-R" test assesses proficiency at dealing fluently with both routes during text reading.
As elaborated in the Methods section, the first two tests are markers of impairment in word or pseudoword reading [32], [33], whereas "Alouette-R" test is particularly conceived to assess proficiency at rapidly alternating between lexical and non-lexical processing during text reading [31].
Sputum ADMA and decreased L-arginine ADMA ratio, which can be used as a marker of NOS impairment, correL-arginine ADMAced FeNO [69].
The excellent correspondence between in vivo MRI and post-mortem measurement of cortical thinning indicates that this measure may be a useful surrogate marker of motor impairment.
Albuminuria is both a marker of renal impairment and a sign of systemic endothelial dysfunction.
DTI-derived CST assessment could become a surrogate marker of motor impairment in the design of neurorestorative clinical trials.
Macrophagic infiltration was the best marker of renal impairment at kidney biopsy, consistent with previous studies [ 32].
