Sentence examples for recovered disability from inspiring English sources

TBI outcomes were divided into, with increasing severity: fully recovered, disability (remaining neurological deficit) and fatal.

Among employees with work disability (DASH) >30 at baseline (n=113), 77% and 36% from the training and control groups, respectively, recovered completely (disability score of <10).

Although the main analysis will classify the modified DASH score dichotomously – i.e. fully recovered (zero disabilities) or not – as a secondary analysis the modified DASH score will be considered as a continuous variable.

He stays home, recovering, receiving disability checks and caring for his five children.

People who had a positive attitude toward aging were 44% more likely to recover from disability than those with a more negative attitude.

Therefore participants who were born outside Australia were 49% less likely at some time in the future to recover from disability than those who were born in Australia.

As disability level and perceived risk of persistent pain are continuous variables, for every unit increase in these scales participants were 31%and12%2% less likely, respectively, to recover from disability at some time in the future.

Starting anti-TNF therapy not only generally reduced disability from moderate to mild, but also led to patients who achieved clinical remission during the followup (DAS28 score <2.6) completely recovering from disability (HA Qscore <0.5) regardless of disease duration.

A recent study showed that elderly individuals (mean age 79 years) with positive age stereotypes were 44% more likely to recover from disability than those with negative age stereotypes.

Conversely, female spouses of partners who had recovered from physical disability since T1 had significantly better mental health than the reference category.

Further, those whose partners had recovered from physical disability between the two times reported significantly less distress than at T1, compared to this group.