Sentence examples for more incapacitated from inspiring English sources

Two weeks later, only more incapacitated, the patient went to another clinic, where a younger doctor made the right diagnosis: A malignant tumor in his chest was pressing against a nerve to his arm.

Having said that, … as you go from mild to moderate to severe depression, you become more and more incapacitated and your ability to concentrate becomes very, very diminished.

"The way people die in america now is much more a slow death, a dwindle, where they become more and more incapacitated and lose a lot of their ability to care for themselves," Dr. Brokaw added.

Measures of maternal disease (time since diagnosis, whether on or off chemo-therapy) were expected to add to predictiveness on the assumption that women receiving chemotherapy, or whose diagnosis was recent, would be more incapacitated and find it more difficult to cope.

The absence of the offspinner has not been fully explained – was he more incapacitated by his elbow condition than had been indicated, for example?

As Rosenzweig became further incapacitated, more and more was demanded of his wife, Edith, who would regularly guess the word Rosenzweig wished to convey from Rosenzweig's indication of that word's first letter.

The argument for the age limit was that older pilots more often become incapacitated for medical reasons.

People in the USA who discussed and recorded their preferences in the form of an Advance Directive (a legally-binding document of a person's preferences for medical care in event that they become incapacitated) were more likely to receive end of life care in accordance with their wishes [ 15- 17].

Mr. Kress, 46, was disbarred after pleading guilty in May to stealing more than $2.1 million from 17 incapacitated people for whom he was a court-appointed legal guardian from 1997 to 2002.

This makes the notion of an emergency more likely, perhaps a fire that incapacitated crew and passengers, leaving the plane to fly on ungoverned.

A slightly larger and less incapacitated population may provide more valid results for both case-mix and for evaluating changes in clinical and/or policy practices.