Sentence examples for moderately disabled and from inspiring English sources

In brief, it has five categories: dead, vegetative, severely disabled, moderately disabled, and good recovery [ 19].

Sociodemographic variables included age categories of <55, 55 64, 65 74, and >75 years; sex; race/ethnicity divided into white, African American, Hispanic, and other; marital status of married or not married; and VHA priority code of low income, severely disabled, moderately disabled, and copay.

Of the survivors, about half were classified as normal, one-quarter as mildly or moderately disabled, and one-quarter as severely disabled.

Three patients remained moderately disabled and five severely disabled.

According to the classification by Amato et al, 4 who suggested an allocation due to severity of cognitive dysfunction: 28% of the patients were cognitively mildly disabled, 17% were moderately disabled and 11% were severely disabled.

Studies among AHT survivors demonstrate that approximately one-third of the children are severely disabled, one-third of them are moderately disabled and one-third have no or only mild symptoms.

Mean TESS scores for self-ratings of completely/severely disabled, moderately disabled, mildly disabled, and not at all disabled were 61.2, 74.4, 86.9, and 95.4, respectively.

We regrouped patients into four levels (severely disabled, moderately disabled, poverty, and co-payment required).

Using the veterans' VHA enrollment priority status, which determines payment status and eligibility for services in the VHA based on their status of military-connected disability and income, patients were characterized as severely disabled, moderately disabled, poor, co-pay required, and unknown.

The mean age of the patients was 28 ± 11.5 years and the GCSm after stabilization varied from 1 to 5. All the 16 patients have been operated on by a FTP craniectomy when ICP was higher than 30 mmHg for more than 15 min. At 6 months three of them were dead (19%), one was in PSV (6%), one was severely disabled (6%), four were moderately disabled (25%) and seven had a good recovery (44%).

Philosophers who see self-consciousness and practical rationality as necessary for full moral status generally recognize that mildly and moderately disabled humans possess those attributes, and possess them to the extent necessary to reach the threshold set by their accounts of full moral status (see Sec. 2.1).