Sentence examples for persistence of impairment from inspiring English sources

However, long-term studies show that, even in the absence of pain, there is persistence of impairment and functional limitation, [ 4].

Because of the persistence of knee impairment, at 8 months follow-up she was again admitted to our institution.

Diffuse brain atrophy has been observed in cirrhotic patients and recent reports have revealed the persistence of cognitive impairment after clinical resolution of overt hepatic encephalopathy.

However, the persistence of the impairment after a delay of 24 h implies that the formation of a familiar memory is dependent on D1 receptor activation.

Cognitive dysfunction in both groups will be longitudinally compared, and the persistence of cognitive impairment after clinical remission will be determined.

Cross-sectional studies of long-term breast cancer survivors indicate the presence of cognitive differences between chemotherapy-treated patients and non-cancer controls up to 20 years post-therapy, suggesting the persistence of cognitive impairment over the years [56,57].

Understanding other symptoms in the context of cognitive dysfunction, such as fatigue, sleep disturbance, affective vulnerability and mood disorders might help determine how these symptoms contribute to the occurrence and persistence of cognitive impairment.

The development and persistence of these impairments is believed to occur due to a maladaptive response to pain ('movement' or 'control' alteration), resulting in a lack of variance in the way tasks are performed and further perpetuation of pain [ 14].

3 Second, the persistence of language impairments in a substantial number of children together with related educational, social-emotional and behavioural problems clearly indicates the need for early language intervention that helps children develop normal linguistic functioning as quickly as possible.

The lifetime persistence of symptoms and impairment of ADHD is the hallmark of this disorder in the majority of cases.

However, given the normal maturation of frontal networks supporting interference control into adulthood (e.g [ 69]), the possibility that persistence of interference control impairment in ADHD is related to abnormal neurodevelopment within these networks is a hypothesis in need of further investigation.