Sentence examples for with known disabilities from inspiring English sources

They have also been used in institutional settings among persons with known disabilities [ 12] and adolescents [ 22].

In community residents and institutionalized persons with known disabilities, the CDC HRQOL-14 also had acceptable criterion validity with the SF-36 [ 12].

One unpublished English-language study of mode effects – part of a broader HRQOL methods study among a population of persons with known disabilities [ 12] – found that in-person subjects reported less current and recent activity limitation than did telephone respondents (E Andresen, personal communication, 2003).

UDL principles would dictate that rather than give the special grip scissors directly to the student with a known disability or need for them, the teacher would provide the choice between the two types of scissors to the whole classroom.

All of the interventions share the common aim of reducing absenteeism and optimising the employability of employees with a known disability or those at risk of disability due to musculoskeletal complaints, mental health problems or a combination of both musculoskeletal and mental health complaints.

They need to work with us, because we know disability better than they ever could, and what they are doing, when their stories include disability, is almost always harmful to the disability community".

Exclusion criteria were: People diagnosed with schizophrenia who had a learning disability, with known organic mental disorder, substance abuse, lived alone or without close contact with caregivers.

In this study, parent-reported social skills and problem behaviors among students with typical development (n = 79) were compared with those of age- and gender-matched students with a known developmental disability (n = 79) using the SSIS-RS-C.

Participants: Volunteer sample of 10 adult men with no known physical disability.

"We've taken on about 60, and we are very glad to be doing that from a business point of view". Employers open to taking on people with disabilities are increasingly being known as "disability confident businesses".

Recently, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee held two hearings on the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, commonly known as the Disability Treaty.