Sentence examples for normal participation from inspiring English sources
Medical late effects among cancer survivors may result in impairments that limit physical performance and activities necessary for normal participation in daily life.
Referred patients paid normal participation fees to the organizations for the activities they attended.
4. The child had a motor-control handicap which hindered normal participation in physical activity.
In the cases of 11 girls (9%; aged 15 17 years), complaints of pain prevented their normal participation in the lessons at school.
Sporting activity was classified into 4 categories: normal, participation in all activities but with reduced function, activities such as swimming only, and no participation.
Normal participation in physical activity, school physical education classes and group activities are interrupted at a time when the child's motor skill development is rapid and highly important [ 18].
If the UA brags about its higher-than-normal participation in this referendum, you'll know how they achieved the results.
For us, this is normal -- participation that enforces a broadly accepted set of rules and diminishes the "us versus them" mindset that in other places leads to calamity and violence.
Postnatally, the tamoxifen effect on gonadotroph cell numbers prevents us from making any conclusion about the normal physiological participation of progenitors in this phase of pituitary growth.
Recurrence of pain episodes was a quite common phenomenon in the year after delivery but seems to be independent from the differences in improvement on resumption of normal activities, participation (work) and reduced fears between the both study groups.
Furthermore, a longitudinal study has shown that in cognitively normal adults, participation in greater amounts of physical activity 9 years earlier was associated with greater gray matter volume in several brain areas such as the frontal cortex, parietal cortex, and temporal cortex including the hippocampus, which in turn was associated with a reduced risk of cognitive impairment [ 203].
