Sentence examples for view impairment from inspiring English sources

The 36-foot limit is a maximum, not a guarantee and may not be permitted, depending on other factors, such as view impairment.

For example, we may be inclined to view impairment in mobility (e.g. being unable to walk long distances) to be unacceptable for the average 20-year old person, while we may consider this to be quite acceptable for the average 90-year old person.

On this view, impairments in scene learning could result from an impairment in representing relevant features of the scene to guide subsequent performance when confronted with each problem again as the session progresses.

Along with RV dilation, other signs of RV pressure overload may be considered, such as systolic interventricular septal flattening with systolic D-shaped RV (observed in short-axis views), impairment of RV systolic function (e.g., low TAPSE, RV free wall and RV inferior wall hypokinesia) as well as a RV-RA peak pressure gradient higher than 30 mmHg [15, 16, 19].

Several scholars have challenged the prevailing view of impairment as objective and biologically grounded (Shakespeare, 2006; Davis, 2002; Tremain, 2001; Amundson 2000).

Therefore, a possible way forward is incorporating the medical model's view that impairment and illness have disabling effects (Crow 1996; Thomas 2004) and the social model's view that urges the integration of people with disabilities into the community as a more equitable and practical alternative to exclusion (Pfeiffer 2001), and thus promotes their involvement in DRR.

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Several data support the view that impairment of the inflammatory-immune response is a hallmark of severe sepsis and the level and time of recovery to immunocompetence has a major impact on the clinical outcome of ICU patients.

Low-cost implementation of transceiver devices is challenging in view of impairments associated with imperfect analog components.

Altogether, experimental evidence so far supports the view of impairments in emotion processing in PD.

The medical model approach views disability as a natural consequence of impairment rather than a condition caused by society.