Sentence examples similar to more impair from inspiring English sources

Patients with delirium were significantly older, had more often cognitive impairment, and were more impaired in daily activities compared to patients without delirium.

People with Alzheimer's disease are much more impaired.

But this parallel fails to recognise the fact that balance sheets remain far more impaired this time.

As the hippocampus becomes more and more impaired, the severity and scope of learning and memory deficits would also increase.

The Guardian revealed on Friday that UKA was preparing to launch an inquiry into the classification of athletes following claims that some have been allowed to compete against those who are significantly more impaired.

UK Athletics is to launch an inquiry into the classification of Paralympic track and field athletes following claims that some have been allowed to compete against those who are significantly more impaired, resulting in a boost to their medal chances.

A 4-year-old who had never used his bad arm can now play baseball, batting with both hands and using a specially adapted glove on his more impaired hand.

Hallucinating participants were significantly more impaired in resolving visually ambiguous images.

Again, performance was more impaired in the young ischemic rats than in the old rats.

Logical memory was substantially more impaired than the other measures for both patients and relatives.

Those with predominantly menstrually-related attacks (MM) had fewer headache-days but appeared to be more impaired by attacks.