Sentence examples for particular impairment from inspiring English sources

Instead of monitoring some particular impairment or a specific biological target of oxidative stress, it is preferable to examine the global effect of a stress, which is revealed by a loss of cellular homeostasis.

In particular, impairment of liver function might be held responsible for dysfunction of the coagulation system [27].

In this case, the E b elec /N 0 penalty caused by a particular impairment is calculated, at a BER of 10−4, as the E b elec /N 0 difference between the plot for that impairment (added with AWGN) and the plot for a stand-alone AWGN system indicated by m′ = 1.

This could also fulfill the need for a training system that can help clinicians to better understand the causality of the haptic sensation experienced during physical manipulation of a patient's limb afflicted by a particular impairment, for instance, to find specific probing motion(s) that are better at discriminating between different pathologies.

It may be, though, that the physical, sensory, or psychic experience of a particular impairment turns out to be central and salient to how those with the impairment live – even in a society deeply committed to inclusion, participation, and non-discrimination.

Thus, Parkin mutation carriers showed a particular impairment for fuzzy facial expression that was not limited to any specific emotion.

Objectives: To describe the physical and functional performance in patients with alkaptonuria and to determine if particular impairments correlate with functional performance.

Some have established a self-tuning movement that aims to let people customise their hearing aids to match their particular impairments.

Traditionally, of course, philosophers have dismissed disabled people's claims to knowledge about subjects touched by the limitations of their particular impairments.

Let us grant that a large number of people with particular impairments will say at least some similar things about life with those impairments, especially concerning stigma and discrimination.

As we will discuss, however, it is doubtful that disability in general, or particular impairments, play such a comprehensive role in the lives of many people with disabilities.[11] We begin by describing the different characteristics of an individual's "identity".