"There is severe impairment".
The report said Ms. Smead's blood alcohol level, 0.23percentt, is associated with severe impairment.
SH2: Athletes with a more severe impairment in the upper limbs, which necessitates a shooting stand.
It conceded that her medical problems were real and constituted a "severe impairment".
"The restriction imposed by the statute here threatens severe impairment of the judicial function," Justice Kennedy said.
Consider a stroke victim, who may have paid national insurance for decades before incurring a severe impairment from which there is no prospect of recovery.
They will not be paid the DSP while overseas though exceptions can be made for terminally ill people or people assessed as having "severe impairment".
The Delhi pupils were three times more likely to have severe impairment, and such deficits are believed to last for life.
Three-person keelboat: Sailors are classified with a sport class from 1 to 7, with 7 indicating the least severe impairment.
"It can produce more severe impairment, and in more domains of life, than depression or anxiety".
To measure the experienced impairment, a 5-step Likert scale was used (no impairment = 0, slight impairment = 1, moderate impairment = 2, severe impairment = 3, very severe impairment = 4).
