Sentence examples for mobility disturbances from inspiring English sources

Mobility scores were also analyzed in converters with no known cause of mobility disturbances.

Known causes of mobility disturbance including obesity (body mass index ≥30 kg/m), musculoskeletal disease, marked visual deficit, or any medication that could alter mobility function, were systematically noted.

Clinicians treating children and adolescents with chronic pain recognize that it can pose diagnostic and therapeutic challenges and children with chronic pain can have significant physical disabilities, decreased mobility, sleep disturbances, and mood disorders [ 5– 8].

So far, there was no WAD-specific self-administered questionnaire covering all aspects of impairment (pain levels, personal care, role performance, mobility, sleep disturbances, tiredness, social and leisure (sporting and non-sporting) activity, emotional and cognitive impairments).

The WDQ is a disease-specific self-administered outcome measure to evaluate pain intensity and limitations due to a WAD in different domains: present pain levels, personal care, role performance, mobility, sleep disturbances, tiredness, social and leisure (sporting and non-sporting) activity, emotional and cognitive impairments.

Patients have emphasised not to focus on present pain level but also to evaluate further domains that might be affected by a WAD, e.g. personal care, role performance, mobility, sleep disturbances, tiredness, social and leisure (sporting and non-sporting) activity, emotional and cognitive impairments [ 8].

The WDQ is a self-administered outcome measure to evaluate pain intensity and limitations due to a WAD in different domains: current pain level, personal care, role performance, mobility, sleep disturbances, tiredness, social and leisure (sporting and non-sporting) activity, emotional and cognitive impairments.

We therefore developed a novel Drosophila melanogaster model of sepsis to recapitulate the clinical course of sepsis, explored inflammation over time, and its relation to impaired mobility, metabolic disturbance, and changes in lifespan.

Joint pain is the most frequent symptom in patients with RA and generally decreases their functional status and quality of life, as it is strongly associated with physical disability, decreased mobility, depression, sleep disturbances and increased health-care costs [ 4- 7].

In individuals with arthritis (for example, rheumatoid arthritis (RA), osteoarthritis (OA)), joint pain generally decreases the functional status and quality of life, as it is strongly associated with physical disability, decreased mobility, depression, sleep disturbances, and increased health care costs [ 1, 2, 6- 9].

Axillary lymph node dissection has known side-effects such as lymphoedema, restricted shoulder mobility, pain, and sensory disturbances.