Sentence examples for spatial orientation difficulty from inspiring English sources

In particular, they mentioned relevant characteristics or symptoms in individuals with dementia as reduced language function, anxiety, despair, wandering, difficulty with spatial orientation, difficulty communicating different needs and a desire to be at home.

Fifteen were related to angiography (overlay of silhouettes or observer error), and six were due to other reasons including definition problems or spatial orientation difficulties.

Some SS symptoms such as fatigue, drowsiness, difficulty focusing, and difficulty concentrating affect spatial orientation and cognitive performance [ 7].

Implant selection for this technique is helpful as instrumenting a lateral decubitus patient requires an additional level of difficulty and spatial orientation.

One main limitation of US is the difficulty in spatial orientation that largely is due to the different planes of US images if compared to the traditional orthogonal planes of MRI; moreover, US is not panoramic like MRI.

Instead, US planes are consequences of probe positioning and this leads to a consistent difficulty in figuring out the spatial orientation of B-mode images.

This difficulty is due to variation in the spatial orientation of material properties throughout bone.

The navigational problem may impose severe difficulty on older users as aging has been shown detrimental to human spatial orientation.

The spatial orientation items discriminate best at varying levels of cognitive ability with a wider range of difficulties assessed than the temporal items.

"I always had good spatial orientation," he said.

Howard, I. P., & Templeton, W. B. Human spatial orientation.