Sentences with phrase «severe impairment»

RA is a severe burden to patients leading to disability, pain, severe impairment of quality of life, and even life threatening conditions resulting in a significantly enhanced mortality.

There may be severe impairment in social and school functioning.

The older an individual, and the more severe their impairment, the more difficult it will be to change their diet.

These disorders cause severe impairment and excessive distress and are often treated with anxiety counseling.

It is rated on a 0 — 8 scale; 8 represents severe impairment.

This action has become necessary due to severe impairment of their capital.

The more severe the impairment, the more accommodations you will need to make in the classroom.

People with schizophrenia possess only one personality, but that personality has beenshattered, with severe impairments in thinking, emotion and motivation.

Babies in the study who were born at 22 weeks gestational age had an overall survival rate of 5.1 percent and a survival without severe impairment rate of 3.4 percent.

The actively treated babies born at 22 weeks had a survival rate of 23.1 percent and a survival without severe impairment rate of 15.4 percent.

«This well - conducted study shows that male mice infected with one strain of Zika virus develop severe impairment of testis structure and function over several weeks following infection.

Without a way to forecast whether the early warning signs of autism will develop into severe impairment, parents of children with the disorder are left with one harrowing option: Wait and see.

A Better Predictor of Autism When it comes to predicting whether toddlers with autism will face severe impairment later in life, parents have had only one choice: Wait and see.

A portable light - up tent could save infants in the developing world from a host of severe impairments brought on by jaundice.

Severely neglected children may have so few interactions with adults that basic nutritional and physical needs go unmet, putting them at risk for severe impairments to their health and development.

What if our students with the most severe impairments were presented material similar to their grade - level peers?

And in the study's Adolescent Supplement, about 22 % of US youth met criteria at some point by age 18 for a disorder involving severe impairment or distress (Merikangas et al., 2010).

Thus, Kaler and Freeman (1994) found severe impairments in peer relationships in children aged 23 to 50 months living in a Romanian orphanage and Chisholm, Carter, Ames, and Morison (1995) showed that a pattern of social disinhibition persisted in many such children even after adoption into Canadian families.

Sample members who reported 5 or more of the relevant diagnostic criteria for a major depressive episode at any time in the past 12 months, and who also reported severe impairment in at least 1 area of life functioning, were classified as having MD (18.4 % of the sample).

The prognostic factors associated with longer index episodes in the clinic group were more severe impairment during the index episode (HR 3.27, 95 % CI 1.60 to 6.65), longer periods of depression before treatment (HR 0.95, 95 % CI 0.92 to 0.99), and younger age at first psychiatric episode (HR 1.12, 95 % CI 1.00 to 1.24).

Facial emotion recognition after bilateral amygdala damage: Differentially severe impairment of fear

In addition, this study showed that in one patient with severe impairment of consciousness, functional MRI established the patient's ability to communicate solely by modulating brain activity, whereas this ability could not be established at the bedside.

Furthermore, the decrease in the pancreatic islet mass indicates that three months of IF treatment cause severe impairment in glucose homeostasis.

The study babies who were born at 26 weeks had an overall survival rate of 81.4 percent and a survival without severe impairment rate of 75.6 percent.

Symptoms of traumatic brain injury can range from the mild, such as lingering headaches and nausea, to more severe impairments in memory and cognition.

These children are born with a bewildering variety of defects: from cosmetic blemishes such as cleft palate to severe impairments in learning ability, immune function, and heart development.

Those consequences begin with severe impairment of agriculture, leading in turn to failure of the Mexican government and massive increases in attempts to emigrate to the U.S.. From that flows the closing of the border with «Iron Curtain» - style fortifications, including automated machine gun posts and anti-personnel mines.

The huge, deep - relief portrait of Martin Luther King, Jr. dedicated at his new memorial in Washington, D.C. last October is far worse, and testifies more disturbingly to the severe impairment of cultural memory that the Church can help redress.

Dr Kristensen comments, «Although this may not be a severe impairment to fertility, it is still of real concern since data from three different labs all independently found that paracetamol may disrupt female reproductive development in this way, which indicates further investigation is needed to establish how this affects human fertility.»

Mohanty said the results could lead to increased understanding of pain pathways and strategies for managing chronic pain, which often leads to severe impairment of normal psychological and physical functions.

Today's NEJM study found that the hospital rates of active treatment accounted for a majority of the between - hospital variation in outcomes for the children born at 22 or 23 weeks gestation — specifically, 78 percent of the variation in survival, 75 percent of the variation in survival without severe impairment, and 41 percent of the variation in survival without moderate or severe impairment.

Severe impairment was measured in surviving children between 18 and 22 months of corrected age.

People who survive may be left with severe impairments or remain in a vegetative state.

Biological invasions are among the greatest drivers of species extinctions worldwide and can cause severe impairments of ecosystem services, imposing huge economic costs on society.

But for those of very advanced age or with severe impairment, who can't or won't change their diet, exogenous ketones are worth trying.

Depression impacts 17 million American adults annually, often contributing to severe impairments in physical and social functioning.

To reiterate what we said in our January 6, 2009 letter and have repeated numerous times during our discussions with management, we believe that any action other than the immediate dissolution and liquidation of the Company is an irresponsible waste of corporate assets and will result in a severe impairment of shareholder value.

It is taken out because the death of the important employee — or «key man» — could result in severe impairment to the business overall.

Outcome: Sexually intact male dogs were significantly less likely than neutered dogs to progress from mild impairment (i.e., impairment in 1 category) to severe impairment (i.e., impairment in 2 categories) during the time between the first and second interviews.

Because cats are so sedentary by nature, they must have severe impairment of the cardiac and respiratory systems before they exhibit symptoms.

Or he or she may suffer from a severe impairment that doesn't allow him or her to fully grasp what's going on.

2) Severe impairment of an ambulatory mobility or use of an arm, or amputation that meets the following criteria:

The study concluded that patients who consumed three milligrams of Lunesta experienced «severe impairment of memory and motor skills the morning after taking the drug, compared with a placebo.»

Major injuries like broken bones or severe impairment that negatively impact your life will obviously be eligible for more compensation than for minor injuries.

Catastrophic injuries can result in severe impairment of the central nervous system.