Sentence examples for mentally able from inspiring English sources

Inclusion criteria will be: (1) a diagnosis of Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis; (2) age above 18; (3) a score of 23 or lower on the mental health scale of the SF-36; (4) physically and mentally able to attend eight weekly sessions; and (5) sufficient command of Dutch.

Simply relying on benefits when you are physically and mentally able to work is not fair.

Later, she told Reuters: "I am not mentally able to withstand that.

She told Reuters: "I am not mentally able to withstand that.

We have to have guys all mentally able to play, and we'll reassess it every week".

This may be a problem anytime a justice is not physically and/or mentally able to fulfill his/her duties but he/she does not wish to resign.

"To play center, you have to be mentally tough, able to handle stress and able to handle a lot of multitasking," said Howard Mudd, the offensive line coach of the Colts.

Those who are young -- or old -- and physically and mentally healthy, able, and independent generally look on the possibility of becoming disabled in old age with considerable dread.

However, most are physically or mentally not able to (self-) report quality of life in the acute phase after stroke.

Reasons for dropout were: death (n=49), lost interest to participate (n=52), too ill (n=35), terminally ill (n=5), objection by partner/family (n=14), mentally not able (n=8), private reasons (e.g. death of spouse; n=4), questions not applicable (n=8), no contact/unable to reach respondent (n=12), and reason unknown (n=22).

Of the 584 survivors in the 5-year follow-up, 23 were excluded from the survey, as they were physically or mentally not able to participate (e.g., because of dementia or hospitalisation), 19 did not respond to mailings and could not be contacted by phone, 12 agreed to participate, but did not return the questionnaire, and 21 actively refused to participate.