Sentence examples for mobility and ability from inspiring English sources

In recent years, Parkinson's disease and spinal stenosis, which required surgery, limited Ali's mobility and ability to communicate.

He also felt the 21-year-old's mobility and ability enabled Everton to go on the offensive and secure two equalisers against Watford.

The question about Ponder coming out was arm strength, but the Vikings should lean heavily on Adrian Peterson to ease the pressure on a rookie, and this week the Vikings have been lauding Ponder's mobility and ability to extend plays.

Early on, in the mid 1990s, a research team followed nearly 80,000 nursing home residents in four states, looking at declines in their mobility and ability to function.

Without Diaz's mobility and ability to switch up play, Dallas' attacking repertoire was limited to sending ball after ball down the right flank in the hope that Fabian Castillo would do something brilliant with it, which, to be fair, he nearly did on at least one occasion.

The Merle d'Aubigne-Postel score (which measures pain, mobility, and ability to walk) has a maximum possible score of 18.

Functional evaluations were completed by a physical therapist and consisted of measuring height, weight, quadriceps strength, active knee range of motion, self-perceived functional ability, functional mobility and the ability to negotiate stairs.

The patients were clinically evaluated according to the Merle d'Aubigné (MdA) score measuring joint mobility, pain, and ability to walk.

In fact, the symptom, that is frequent and mainly due to muscle-skeletal involvement [ 47, 48], may lead to anxiety and depression by diminishing mobility, independence, and ability to engage in social activities.

Although their mobility, sociality, and ability to inhabit a variety of niches likely influence the importance of bats as sources of EIDs, there are some additional characteristics of bats that may contribute into this phenomenon.

It can also be equated with the authority to make independent decisions, freedom from constraint on physical mobility and the ability to forge equitable power relationships within families [ 2- 5].