Sentence examples for partial impairment from inspiring English sources

Alternatively or in addition, it is possible that the nutritional disruption observed may have occurred due to low-level herbicide toxicity from the accumulation of glyphosate (and/or its primary breakdown product, AMPA) in crop roots, where partial impairment of GS EPSPS could have impaired the physiological processes associated with nutrient acquisition [6].

Instead, ventilation perfusion mismatch is a likely cause of hypoxemia, which may be due to partial impairment of the lung chemoreception probably at pulmonary artery smooth muscle cells.

Cheesecake Factory, based in Calabasas Hills, Calif., is expected to nearly double its quarterly earnings to $14 million, or 24 cents per share, up from $7.1 million, or 12 cents per share, last year when results included pre-tax, non-cash charges of $3 million related to the partial impairment of three of its namesake restaurants.

He did so despite partial impairment to his hand resulting from burns he had suffered in his childhood.

When the odor preference was tested at 31°C without pre-incubation, only a partial impairment of the naïve odor response was detected (data not shown).

Both directed studies and transcriptome-based approaches have demonstrated that the early regenerative phase is marked by rapid hepatocyte proliferation that usually occurs at the expense of a partial impairment of the liver metabolic function [2], [3], [4].

Campolieti (2005), who studied the employment duration of workers with permanent partial impairments who returned to work after a work injury, also found a positive effect of workplace accommodations.

Butler et al. (1995) found that Canadian workers with permanent partial impairments who returned to work with modified equipment, light workloads or reduced working hours had significantly more stable labour market attachment than workers who did not have their working conditions accommodated.

While all studies were in agreement that children with partial visual impairment have better oral hygiene than those with complete visual impairment, caries experience was not significantly different among the two groups of blind children [ 10].

It is plausible to propose that rhPDGF-BB could partially reverse the detrimental effect of diabetes on BMSCs and restore their partial functional impairment.

Analysis showed that children with partial visual impairment (PVI) were 6.3 times (adjusted) more likely to be diagnosed with caries compared to children with complete visual impairment (CVI), and children with caries experience were 1.3 times (unadjusted) more likely to report an oral health related impact on quality of life.