Sentence examples for reflection of disability from inspiring English sources

Although a reasonably accurate reflection of disability and response to symptomatic treatment, motor features cannot be used as a marker of disease modification if the interventional agent has a symptomatic effect, unless a modified trial design is used such as a delayed start.

Perhaps there are grades on the high school transcript that may be lower but which are a reflection of the diagnosed disability.

When he's not dulling his pain with homebrewed liquor that he names after planets in "Star Wars," Matt re-paints disfigured superhero action figures, an obvious reflection of his own disability -- his legs were irreparably mangled as a teenager by a bunch of bullies who beat him with a crowbar in the woods.

It is, in part, a reflection of the unspoken thought that lurks in perceptions of disability: a disabled life is a dire existence that only the most courageous could "overcome".

There is debate over whether APD is a separate diagnostic entity in its own right with a distinctive psychometric profile, or whether it is a reflection of a more general learning disability.

The aim was to address the controversy that exists over the extent to which auditory processing disorder (APD) is a separate diagnostic category with a distinctive psychometric profile, rather than a reflection of a more general learning disability.

Both sons receive the higher rate of the mobility allowance, £49.85 a week, a reflection of the seriousness of their disabilities.

4 There is, however, debate over the validity and reliability of commonly used APD assessments, definition of APD and possible misidentification of learning problems as APD. 5 It has been suggested that APD is not a separate disorder but rather is a reflection of an attention deficit, a learning disability or a language disorder.

56 The course of disability parallels the course of depression in that disability scores improve as a reflection of improvement in depression over time.

As a final reflection we would like to point that there is a long way to go in the study of the cost of disability in both developed and developing countries.

What degree of disability?