Sentence examples for participation limitations from inspiring English sources

In summary, the implications of this study relate to the impact of strength, ROM, expectations, and participation limitations on disability.

Gender-related factors such as expectations and participation limitations have an independent impact on disability in men and women undergoing rotator cuff related surgery.

Further to this, a Canadian study found that musculoskeletal conditions in general were the most prevalent medical condition (46.1%) to which activity and participation limitations were attributed [ 37].

In terms of gender-specific differences (expectations and participation limitations), women's unique care-giving roles in family and society make them more susceptible to disability as they need to fulfill more responsibilities and expectations compared to their male counterparts.

In summary, disability was affected by sex differences (i.e. strength), gender differences (i.e. participation limitations), and factors that represented sex and gender interaction (i.e. age, pain-limited range of motion).

Early adolescence may be a particularly vulnerable period for reductions in Health Related Quality of Life (HRQoL) in overweight/obese youth, since heightened awareness of social exclusion and participation limitations occur [ 4, 5].

Disability at 6 months was associated with pain-limited range of motion, participation limitation, age and strength.

The exploratory subgroup analyses showed consistency between the overall effect and the differential subgroup effect with a similar pattern of relationship between disability and participation limitation, strength, work status, and pain limited range of motion (Table 5).

The univariable ordinal logistic regression analysis showed that factors that represented sex (i.e. strength), gender (i.e. expectations and participation limitation) and sex/gender interaction (i.e. pain limited ROM, disability, work status) had statistically significant associations with satisfaction.

In our study, the univariable regression analysis showed that factors that represented sex (i.e. strength), gender (i.e. expectations and participation limitation) and sex/gender interaction (i.e. pain limited ROM, baseline disability, work status, medication use, extent of pathology) had statistically significant associations with post-operative disability.

Slower gait speed was significantly associated with social participation limitation (odds ratio = 3.1; 99% confidence interval: 1.5 6.2).