Sentence examples for state of disability from inspiring English sources

Table 2 provides key information about the current state of disability programs in each nation.

If or when hearing loss is experienced as a problem or as restricting for the individual has to do with if loss of hearing results in a state of disability.

When we do feel the need to reference a state of disability, challenge or disease when describing a human being, we say something like, "my mother has cancer," or "my nephew has leukemia". And we would almost certainly never let that be the only thing said about that person, something that defined them.

This manuscript sought to meet the challenge associated with identifying an early functional state of disability by improving instrument calibration.

Obesity influences transitional states of disability in older adults with knee pain.

The sequence of the seven successive states of disability (path) differs between the women.

2 In support of this possibility we have shown that hospital admission in older people is associated with worsening functional ability for nearly all transitions between states of no disability, mild disability, and severe disability from one month to the next over the course of more than 10 years.

Secondly, the most likely explanation is that older people in this setting die before they reach a state of severe disability, or soon after becoming severely disabled.

THE ISSUE: According to the Society of Actuaries report, an analysis of the National Long Term Care Study shows that 30% of the residual life expectancy at age 65 for women were spent in a state of chronic disability (in comparison to 20% for men).

But Brannan, who was also diagnosed with bipolar disorder, had not taken his prescribed psychiatric medications at the time, leading him to a state of mental disability, Early argued.

But the report also pointed to the subjective way that claims processors in each state determined level of disability.