Sentence examples for most impairment from inspiring English sources
However, larger otoliths have higher average vaterite coverage, so large fish would suffer the most impairment.
The three groups differed in terms of cognitive performance on the MCCB, with schizophrenia patients showing the most impairment, bipolar patients intermediate, and healthy controls showing the least impairment.
Subjects were scored 0 to 2 on the individual items, with 0 representing the most impairment and 2 representing independence.
The subscale indicating the most impairment was the ocular pain subscale, with a mean score of 66.7.
Intraclass correlation coefficients for inter-rater reliability were significantly greater than zero for most impairment measures, with point estimates ranging from 0.45 to 0.93.
So, in this scenario, the observed persistent increase in mutations with age must be driven by de novo mutagenesis, and most impairment in this scenario is caused by 'late in life' mutations, which therefore should be of primary concern.
Stereotyped locomotion is possible as soon as the first day following lesion to the corticospinal tract and most impairments in kinematics and ground reaction forces recover rapidly within the first week after operation [25], [53].
Agreement between COPE assessment by CHW and clinician assessors was modest (ranged from 45.8 to 91.3 %) for most impairments.
Overall it has been shown that patients recover from most impairments during the first year of illness [ 6– 9] resulting in a long-term quality of life that is comparable to the general female population in most dimensions [ 1, 5].
For most impairments, increasing age reduced rates of delays, with the exception of visual perception, abstraction, rhythm of speech and grammar for which older children had higher rates of development delays.
Most impairments; arthritis, eyesight problems, stomach or intestine problems, faints or blackouts were more common in women, who were also more likely to report 15 or more disability days (Table 6).
