Sentence examples for such immobility from inspiring English sources

Such immobility allowed governments to tax athletes with impunity.But French dressing rooms suddenly began to empty at the end of 1995.

The chief advantage of such immersive immobility is that you lose the intrusive self that is the enemy of all art.

Perinatal exposure to Δ9-THC resulted in enhanced presynaptic dopamine D2 receptor mediated responses such as immobility and inhibition of locomotion.

Femoral fractures are frequently consequences of falls in nursing homes and are associated with considerable costs and unfavorable outcomes such as immobility and mortality.

After Fratkin's team got Hailey's COPD symptoms under control with medications and supplemental oxygen, they started chipping away at the other problems, such as immobility and pain from his degenerating hips.

A fall or other incident can go unnoticed for hours, and soon a crisis such as immobility is created.

However, the term Trousseau syndrome is often applied to patients with malignancy who develop some form of thrombosis because of a thrombotic tendency such as immobility, dehydration, mechanical compression of veins, an infectious processes, or chemotherapy.

Such legislative immobility has become convention.

Inappropriate drug use may increase the risk of the occurrence of 'geriatric giants' such as immobility, instability, incontinence and cognitive impairment.

Typically, however, older people present with non-specific functional problems such as immobility or falls which may be contributed to by several diagnoses, and the functional problems drive admissions rather than individual diagnoses.

But the prevalence of impairments such as immobility, falls, delirium and incontinence implies the need for skilled nursing and rehabilitation, and the number of active medical problems suggests the need for medical diagnosis and management.