Sentence examples for some impairments from inspiring English sources

Another issue is that the episodic nature of some impairments does not lend well to these types of methods unless repeated trials can cover the length of time or period needed to obtain a complete picture of performance.

Moreover, the social environment appears to play a significant role in identifying and, arguably, in creating some impairments (dyslexia) (Shakespeare, 2006; Davis, 2002, Ch 1; Tremain, 2001; Amundson, 2000).

Both antipsychotics were also associated with impairments in delayed non-match-to-position trials in the RAM and some impairments of motor function (especially in the case of olanzapine) as indicated by slightly reduced swim speeds in the water maze and decreased activity in some components of the open field assessment.

Received support may buffer the impact of some impairments on wellbeing in this setting.

An assessment of this literature suggests that targeted interventions can improve some impairments resulting from developmental alcohol exposure.

The distributions of some impairments, some sociodemographic variables, pain, EDS and parenting stress score are presented in table 1.

Doctors have said they assume there will be some impairment.

Most mutations, however, turn out to be deleterious and often lead to some impairment or to death of the organism.

At extreme limits an organism may suffer some impairment of vigour, but it survives; if the impairment is overt, acclimatization is considered inadequate.

HOUSTON — Besieged by an e-mail scandal and perjury accusations, Texas's most powerful prosecutor resigned on Friday, saying that a combination of prescription drugs had "caused some impairment in my judgment".

A 2012 study based on interviews with almost 1,500 people by researchers in the Netherlands found that 2.8% of adults older than 60 have ADHD, with 4.2% of people in that age group reporting several ADHD symptoms and some impairment.