Logistic regression was used to determine odds ratio (OR) of significantly impaired renal function (combining severe and moderate impairment).
Seven (9percentt) of them did not have severe or moderate impairment by the time they were toddlers.
A moderate impairment of surfactant function was found in both groups, which was more pronounced in the antegrade perfusion group.
Grade III: Athletes are able to walk, but have a severe impairment in both arms or have no arms, a moderate impairment of all four limbs or short stature.
At the second news conference, Dr. Jonathan Reiner, Mr. Cheney's cardiologist and the director of the hospital's cardiac catheterization laboratory, said Mr. Cheney's ejection fraction was 40percentt, representing moderate impairment.
Barred from competing in the marathon in London because there is no category for leg amputees, Whitehead targeted the sprints instead in a category for amputees or those with a moderate impairment in one leg.
According to recent studies, as much as two per cent of the U.S. population may suffer from prosopagnosia, and as many as eight million citizens may have a more moderate impairment.
The mild heart attack that Dick Cheney, the Republican vice-presidential candidate, suffered this morning was his fourth, and his cardiologist at George Washington University Hospital here said Mr. Cheney had "moderate impairment" of his heart.
A small to moderate impairment in executive function performance was found in people with chronic pain across cognitive components, although all studies had a high risk of bias.
Results: Patients showed severe impairment in terms of the Ashworth scale for grading spasticity and deformity, and moderate impairment on manual muscle testing.
Scores of 3 4 are interpreted as moderate impairment and 5 6 as severe impairment.
