Sentence examples for more impaired function from inspiring English sources

Women had significantly worse pain and more impaired function than men.

Surprisingly, while women had significantly worse pain and more impaired function than men, their actual physical activity levels (accelerometry) did not significantly differ and their OA grade was significantly lower, that is, less severe.

However, it is possible that healthy older adults and/or MA/O patients with more impaired function at baseline (e.g., those with frailty/functional limitations, physical disability or mild cognitive impairment) could demonstrate even more robust responses to sodium nitrite supplementation.

Similarly, caring for a partner with more impaired functioning and finding caregiving burdensome was associated with the HRQL mental component summary score.

The multiple regression analysis indicated that older care recipients and caregivers who are themselves older, who are caring for a partner with more impaired functioning and who perceive the caregiver role as having a greater negative impact have lower HRQL physical component summary scores.

Approximately half of the women experienced high levels of demoralisation, associated with more impaired functioning and negative experiences of motherhood (such as interaction and closeness to the baby, confidence as a mother, and feeling isolated and unsupported), independent of depression and anxiety symptoms.

We hypothesized that the more diffuse development of fibrosis in RAGE KO mice would lead to a more impaired pulmonary function than the WT mice.

In patients with more impaired renal function (GFR 0 to 30 mL/min).

It has also been shown that diabetes is a risk factor for the development of a more impaired diastolic function, independent of age [ 34– 34].

Also in Yavuz et al's study, 32 the atrial conduction times measured from ML and MS and also interatrial EMD were longer in the AD group, which can be associated with more impaired diastolic function.

Thiel et al [ 38, 45, 46] have reported similar lateralization differences between patients with moderate aphasia and those with more impaired language function and claim a hierarchy of language recovery where the compensational activation of perilesional areas leads to rather good results, while the contralesional hemisphere can be activated as part of a less efficient compensational mechanism.