Sentence examples for persistent impairment from inspiring English sources

The only exception to this general trend was persistent impairment in measures of social/family well-being.

Several clinical studies have demonstrated that persistent impairment of perfusion-related physiological variables is associated with increased mortality in septic shock patients [1]-[3].

Nevertheless, with the aid of renogram analysis and the calculation of the FUR, persistent impairment of renal function in mice after [177Lu]-DOTATATE therapy activity of at least 40 MBq is measurable by scintigraphy and was verified by histology.

If these comparisons were both significant (P<0.025), it was concluded that lesions produced persistent impairment in kinematics.

The study by Kitta et al. [43] suggested that optimized therapy to reduce risk factors for coronary artery disease is effective in improving FMD in CVD patients, with persistent impairment in FMD being an independent predictor of events.

Considering infectious complications, the early period of neutropenia is frequently complicated by bacterial episodes, but after neutrophils recovery, despite the persistent impairment of CD4+ cells and cellular specific immunity, the risk of developing opportunistic infections in ASCT patients is low [7] [10].

However, following neurological injury such as stroke, these grasping behaviors are often severely affected, resulting in persistent impairments in strength, grip force modulation and kinematic hand control.

Together, these findings support the view that circadian disruptions suppress hippocampal neurogenesis via a glucocorticoid-independent mechanism, imposing pronounced and persistent impairments on learning and memory.

Despite much previous work, the underlying pathophysiology of these persistent impairments remains poorly understood (Lowenstein, 2009).

In the present study, we performed gait analysis of 25 patients with persistent impairments after foot and ankle injuries during hospitalization in a rehabilitation clinic.

Given this capacity for compensation, the specific and persistent impairments in multi-joint, interlimb, and whole-body coordination in pcd are particularly striking.