Sentence examples for resulting impairment from inspiring English sources
While some effects are a direct consequence of the condition itself (e.g. poor classroom behaviour, impaired executive functioning and decreased classroom productivity), many relate to the resulting impairment of social interactions, academic achievement and emotional development [ 6].
In this condition an injured eye causes the other, previously normal eye to take part in the inflammation, with resulting impairment of vision.
However, little is known on the interaction of different pesticide sources and landscape parameters and the resulting impairment of macroinvertebrate communities.
The resulting impairment to brain function generally is short-term, resolving on its own within about 7 10 days, and it is typically a functional rather than a structural impairment, associated with normal computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) studies.
"Fraud is also a symptom of the disease affecting our broader financial system, namely the lack of accountability in the loan servicing industry and the resulting impairment of the value of securities sold to investors".
The critical role of age-related changes in the satellite cell niche and the resulting impairment of muscle regeneration has been recently underlined [4].
It should be noted that some hardware components and resulting impairments - such as oscillator phase noise and mixer IQ imbalance - are common to both transmitter and receiver circuits.
The impact of vertical GSHP systems on groundwater and the resulting impairments are difficult to estimate and damage most often cannot be quantified (AD-HOC-AG Geologie 2011).
The resulting impairments in mobility can lead to an increased risk of falls and declining quality of life [6] [7].
With increasing age QoL depends more and more on the individual health status and resulting impairments [ 7- 9].
As children mature, the resulting impairments may persist, resulting in higher rates of accidents, lower high-school graduation rates, difficulty in the workplace, and poorer psychosocial functioning [ 18].
