Sentence examples for obvious impairment from inspiring English sources

If Hamilton had faced some form of obvious impairment for going off, the question of an official penalty would not have needed to be raised.

I sat in the gorgeous Aquatic Centre and watched the athletes file out one by one to their stations: the guy with one leg, another with no arms (key, in my experience, for swimming backstroke), someone else rolling on in a wheelchair and taking his place alongside a competitor with no immediately obvious impairment.

Some of them showed highly efficient abilities in the degradation of plasmid and genomic DNA under the mild conditions without obvious impairment on the proteins' bioactivities, when compared with frequently applied nucleic acids removal reagents or precipitants.

While mutations of DNA repair-related genes (i.e. WRN (Shimamoto et al., 2014; Cheung et al., 2014) and Fanconi genes (Raya et al., 2009; Muller et al., 2012; Yung et al., 2013)) have been revealed as a barrier to somatic cell reprogramming, we did not observe obvious impairment in reprogramming kinetics from XP patient fibroblasts.

Aside from the obvious impairment in judgement, Bardak said dependence on alcohol ends up hampering cognitive development both in young people who start drinking and through the transmission of fetal alcohol syndrome.

Myo-CELFΔ transgenic mice also exhibit no obvious impairment in mobility or gait.

The result in extreme cases is large goiters that swell their necks, or other obvious impairments such as dwarfism or cretinism.

Drugs in clinical trial would qualify for approval if people at very early stages of the disease subtly improved their performance on memory or reasoning tests, even before they developed any obvious impairments.

Besides the obvious impairments in seeing and seeing-related functions, b280 Sensation of pain and mental functions, such as b126 Temperament and personality functions and b130 Energy and drive functions, were reported by more than a third of the study population.

As clinical observation suggests that those with cardiovascular or hypotensive causes may not manifest obvious gait impairment, the assessment of gait impairments might be an interesting approach to these patients [ 3, 10].

While it is possible to have a serious physical disorders such as diabetes, hypertension or cancer without there being any obvious functional impairment for ADHD, and most other psychiatric disorders, both symptoms and functional impairment are a prerequisite for diagnosis.