Sentence examples for owing to disability from inspiring English sources

Persons reporting unemployment owing to disability or retirement were excluded from the sample studied here.

The 2010 Global Burden of Disease Study ranked IPV fifth in terms of years of life lost owing to disability for women.

It also emerged on Wednesday that the Conservative Disability Group posted a message saying its website was "temporarily closed owing to Disability Cuts and the resignation because of these of Webmaster Graeme Ellis".

1 3 It is also important, from a societal perspective, that as many as possible of the patients with stroke who are economically active at the time of the onset RTW after stroke; in the European Union, the annual cost of lost productivity owing to disability or death as a consequence of stroke was estimated at €8.5 billion in 2008.

Immediately after the budget, he vented his fury by destroying the group's online presence, removing all its content and replacing the home page with a curt note stating: "This website is temporarily closed owing to disability cuts... Graeme Ellis has resigned and will no longer develop or host this site".

Of these, 176 were excluded from the baseline survey owing to functional disability and hospitalization, which left 1347 participants.

In a commentary on the new studies, published Jan . 25in The Archives of Internal Medicine, two geriatricians, Dr. Marco Pahor of the University of Florida and Dr. Jeff Williamson of Winston-Salem, N.C., pointed to "the power of higher levels of physical activity to aid in the prevention of late-life disability owing to either cognitive impairment or physical impairment, separately or together".

Exempt from conscription by the Russian army owing to a knee disability, he spent these years on the family estate.

This sensitivity analysis showed that the same set of variables (previous sick leave due to low back pain, low level of education, greater perceived risk of persistent pain, and being born outside Australia) plus higher pain intensity were significantly associated with delayed recovery owing to pain and disability.

Missing data were predominantly due to exclusions owing to chronic illness or disability.

3 However, considerable discrepancy exists in previously reported rates of challenging behaviour in people with intellectual disability owing to differences in definitions and groups studied.