Sentence examples for overt impairment from inspiring English sources
GLS detects subendocardial contractility and viability which often precedes an overt impairment of LV function measured by ejection fraction (EF) [ 2].
After the acute illness subsides, blood glucose returns to normal, but the disorder that led to hospital acquired hyperglycaemia remains and in some patients leads to overt impairment of glucose metabolism.
To examine whether thrombin is locally activated in the CNS in neuroinflammation, we administered the thrombin-cleavable PPRSFL-ACPP to EAE-challenged mice with overt impairment in motor function.
These data suggest that a worsening B-line pattern correlates well with increases in lung water but also that B-lines develop before overt impairment in oxygenation, suggesting that this may be a useful sign to detect increases in EVLW very early and therefore a potential guide to fluid management.
It is associated with a variety of B-cell lymphomas that arise in patients with or without overt impairments in cellular immunity (Campo et al., 2011).
None of the Tg mice presented overt neurologic impairment at the time of LPS/NS injection.
We investigated this possibility in a cohort of 40 children who had been treated neonatally for acute respiratory failure but were free of overt neurological impairment.
Considering these potential side effects, patients with overt hepatic impairment have been excluded in most of the previous studies on citrate anticoagulation.
According to the selection criteria, mean baseline MMSE score (25.8±2.6) suggested the absence of overt cognitive impairment in the evaluated population.
Exclusion criteria included health condition that may have prevented the participant from being active, the use of supplemental oxygen or medical devices, and overt cognitive impairment.
Several studies have suggested that aspects of cognition, particularly declining executive function, are correlated with and predictive of falls risk in older adults without dementia or overt cognitive impairment [ 17- 19].
