Sentence examples for small impairments from inspiring English sources

These effects can be somewhat small, but when you're in charge of a car going at speed, small impairments are magnified.

BS.1116 is used to detect small impairments of the encoded audio compared to the original.

Existing studies indicate no or small impairments in memory test performance.

For patients <65 years, in the ipilimumab plus gp100 arm, there were none to small impairments in functional outcomes and symptom scores, while the older age group reported a similar pattern of changes for most of the outcomes.

Patients without psychiatric disorders had no impairments in postoperative HRQOL, and patients with psychiatric disorders that resolved after surgery had small impairments on two of the eight SF-36 subscales compared to the population norm (all effect sizes <.5) at follow-up one year after surgery.

The consequences demonstrated how a relatively small impairment in the causal principles of operation could produce an abnormal global effect.

In this case, bilateral inactivations of the PPC should produce a behavioral impairment markedly larger than any small impairment found after unilateral inactivations.

We show here that mutating dnj-14, the Caenorhabditis elegans orthologue of DNAJC5, results in shortened lifespan and a small impairment of locomotion and neurotransmission.

However, we did find a small impairment in aspects of task acquisition and clearly reduced reversal performance, the two neurogenesis-related phenotypes that we had observed in our previous study.

We found pronounced impairment in the ARM group up to 20° nasally and 30° temporally, and smaller impairments still further out on the temporal side.

Also, such a confound would not explain the equivalent impairments in learning new verbal information but smaller impairment in LLS compared to AD in the ability to retrieve newly learned information.