Sentence examples for relevant impairments from inspiring English sources

It incorporates all the relevant impairments, and thereby the SI waveform represents a real-world scenario rather well.

[4] both previously determined that fear of movement/reinjury are supported as determinants of function after ACLR, neither assessed the influence of relevant impairments routinely assessed in clinical practice in conjunction with fear of movement and reinjury in their patient populations.

[4] both determined that fear of movement/reinjury are supported as determinants of function after ACLR, neither assessed the influence of relevant impairments routinely assessed in clinical practice (i.e., single-leg hop capabilities, quadriceps strength, and anterior knee joint laxity) in conjunction with fear of movement and reinjury in their patient populations.

During the recruitment manoeuvre, no relevant impairments were observed and all changes returned to baseline immediately.

By recording participants' progress with each of the relevant impairments at each home visit using pin-up wall-chart graphs.

The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (4th Edition, DSM-IV) defines AD as a mental disorder [ 3] with marked clinically relevant impairments and functionality constraints.

Additionally, the altered DHPR properties in mdx fibres might, in turn, reduce the coupling efficiency to the SR release channels and may be the missing link for the physiologically relevant impairment in the ec-coupling process, i.e. the impaired SR calcium release during action potentials in mdx mouse muscle fibres [74].

At baseline, patients started with clinically relevant impairment as measured by HIT-6TM.

If intensity and frequency of migraine become excessive, they may cause a relevant impairment of quality of life.

In children with spinal muscular atrophy sleep disordered breathing may cause relevant impairment of sleep and well-being.

In 70.3% of the sample neither the child nor the parent report relevant impairment.