Sentence examples for maybe impaired from inspiring English sources

21 Duke Street, davybyrnes.com The Bailey "The mind maybe impaired by alcohol, I mused, but withal it may be pleasantly impaired," wrote novelist and playwright Flann O'Brien.

However, when rituximab is used in cohorts with high prior immunosuppressive exposure, where stem cell and plasma cell compartments maybe compromised, or when rituximab is administered long term using repeat dosing strategies resulting in prolonged B cell depletion, pre-existing humoral immunity maybe impaired.

Thus, physiological zinc treatment in cervical carcinoma maybe restores impaired central and peripheral immune efficiency.

However, maybe it impaired the insulin sensitivity of myocytes through suppressing myogenesis and stimulating proliferation of myoblasts.

"If the wife is impaired, maybe the husband doesn't know how to cook a meal," said Barbara Moscowitz, chief geriatric social worker at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.

Or maybe just more hearing impaired.

We hypothesized that the sustained phosphorylation of RSK at serine 380 caused by YopM might result from impaired dephosphorylation, maybe through protection from phosphatases.

"If you enhance one set of memories, maybe you'd impair another set," she says.

If the copyright exceptions are too loose, he said, they "could be used by someone who's interested in something other than serving the interests of a visually impaired person … Maybe a commercial entity wants to try to make money off of an exception".

"Maybe my judgment was a bit impaired.

Or was I interested in, maybe, what I could do as someone who was visually impaired?" Mr. Rubino said he did not believe that the work of the blind should mimic the work of the sighted.