Sentence examples for terms of impairment from inspiring English sources
Given that casualty severity can often only be determined a long time after the accident, a definition of serious injury in terms of impairment would be difficult to implement in practice.
So often our kids' challenges are described in terms of impairment (disability, special needs), words that encompass their entire beings.
Although the results of the previous experiment are in agreement with extinction facilitation, the lack of retention in sulfasalazine-injected group can also be explained in terms of impairment of the original memory trace induced during memory reactivation by retrieval.
It classifies severity of disease in terms of impairment and required treatment (ranging from 0 to 4) for 14 categories (organ systems).
Logistic regression, comparing these ineligible children with eligible children, showed no indication that they differed in terms of impairment, as assessed at interview, or gender.
These results raised the question of whether higher heritability would be found at 4 years if the phenotype were defined in terms of impairment on speech measures rather than language measures.
The impairment factors are the quality-related counterpart of technical degradations, that is, the transformation of technical degradations onto a perceptual quality scale in terms of impairments.
However the literature described in this paper defines disability in terms of impairments.
The International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health advocates to describe health problems in terms of impairments, disabilities and participation problems.
Hence, transparent MEWC require comprehensive reporting of functional limitations and their determinants, not only in terms of impairments or health conditions but also in terms of contextual factors.
The International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health ICFF) provides a comprehensive spectrum of categories for reporting functioning and its determinants in terms of impairments and contextual factors and could facilitate transparent and standardized documentation of medical evaluations of work capacity.
