Sentence examples for reduce impairment from inspiring English sources
Regarding hypothesis A and based on the results we present: we suggest that effective phase prophylaxis can reduce impairment in cognitive performance (independent of whether patients respond to lithium or to another mood-stabilizing medication).
Their so-called Aware Car project is an effort to engineer an automobile that senses the driver's capacity to be behind the wheel and helps him or her reduce impairment from fatigue, stress, and distraction to improve driving performance.
In this context, sustained SDM in which families and clinicians jointly address minor difficulties over a period of more than one year may help reduce impairment.
Most current interventions are believed to work through neurological, physiological and cognitive pathways that are thought to reduce impairment and/or develop skills.
Physical therapy management of people with MS aims to reduce impairment and improve functional ability largely through increasing physical activity [ 4], participation and independence levels [ 5].
The authors commented that a therapy that cultivated a different way of thinking (such as CBT), rather than teaching the episodic skill of problem-solving, may be needed to reduce impairment.
Does a 12-week, predominantly home-based program of progressive resistance exercises reduce impairments, activity limitations, and participation restrictions in people with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease?
To test whether treatment with assisted movement with enhanced sensation (AMES) using vibration to the antagonist muscle would reduce impairments and restore upper limb function in people with incomplete tetraplegia.
Evidence is growing for the use of ATs to reduce impairments and in some cases improve function.
Then, obviously, we try to put effective interventions in place that aim to decrease symptoms as well as reduce impairments.
These findings are consistent with the hypothesis that compensatory activity in the ventrolateral premotor cortex during processing of affective facial gestures can reduce impairments in facial emotion recognition in subclinical Parkin mutation carriers.
