Sentence examples for potential disabilities from inspiring English sources

Objections to this form of family building are many and various: from feminists who argue that womb-renting is a further objectification of women, to those who worry that it treats the child as some sort of commercial product, and encourages the idea that a foetus with potential disabilities can be seen as a faulty product that can be returned to the manufacturer.

A simple case-finding instrument is needed to quickly identify older persons with potential disabilities, who then should undergo comprehensive assessments.

In children there are several potential disabilities which may result from damage to the nervous system, including sensorineural hearing loss, epilepsy, learning and behavioral difficulties, as well as decreased intelligence.

Interventions should be directed at dealing with (potential) disabilities within this group of children at teen age, to prevent later onset of emotional problems and to better manage pain.

Given the frequency of pesticide use and the potential disabilities resulting from cognitive impairments, further toxicologic and epidemiologic research is needed to confirm these results and assess the impact on public health.

And they are matched by another potential disability.

You shouldn't have to claim potential disability in order to try to engage this man's attention.

Insight into potential disability claims against apps may already be seen in DOJ settlements, such as with online grocer Peapod and H&R Block, which have required making an app accessible to individuals who are blind or have low vision.

It is uncomplicated and easy to evaluate abilities to carry on normal activity and to work, care for most personal needs with varying amount of assistance needed, potential disability with institutional or hospital care, and progression of disease [11].

Interviews with parents revealed that potential disability in their child was an important consideration for some parents, particularly when parents had first-hand knowledge of people who suffered severe disabilities [ 29].

It is used primarily as a diagnostic aide during the workup of respiratory symptoms, but PFTs are also helpful in the long-term patient monitoring as well as evaluation of potential disability and in epidemiological and research studies [ 9].