Sentence examples for to become disabled from inspiring English sources

Even though pain can be due to disability, and pain can cause one to become disabled, all causes of pain are not necessarily due to disability.

Through these mechanisms, older adults with diabetes may be more likely to develop frailty (22), a clinical condition in which an older individual is coping just above the disability threshold but is liable to become disabled in response to a physiological or psychological stressor.

A follow-up study showed that those who followed better habits were less likely to become disabled.

Baby-boomers who haven't yet retired are now at the age when they are most likely to become disabled.

But the patients who had seen a geriatrics team were a third less likely to become disabled and half as likely to develop depression.

Those kids, in other words, are streamlined to become disabled for the rest of their lives, almost guaranteeing them a hand-to-mouth existence.

People with diabetes who had more than 2 chronic health conditions were more likely to have died and to have become disabled, while those with fewer chronic conditions were disability free.

Those with diabetes and CVD were more likely to have died or to have become disabled than those without CVD.

After 2½ years, the volunteers in the exercise group were 28% less likely to have become disabled (defined by the inability to walk about 400 yards without help) compared to those in the education group.

If the biological or legal parent were to die or become disabled, the child could be placed with a distant relative or in foster care instead of staying with the nonlegal parent.

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