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Meanings of disability in English

Russian
инвалидность
Portuguese
inabilidade
Catalan
incapacitat
Spanish
hándicap
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The condition of being unable to perform as a consequence of physical or mental unfitness.

инвалидность
Usage of disability in English
1
Fractures are associated with increased disability and mortality, and public health problems.
Pubmed
2
He said, in principle, vouchers also made sense for the disability sector.
Radio NZ
3
Conclusions: Stance time variability is an independent predictor of future mobility disability.
Pubmed
4
It includes affordable housing schemes, women's health, jobs training and disability benefits.
The Guardian
5
Comorbid depression and substance use disorders present additional risk factors for disability.
Pubmed
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South Africa's deputy disability minister says the government is investigating the incident.
BBC
7
For most people today, the idea of disability inclusion is completely normal.
BBC
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Answer Adolescence for children with an intellectual disability can be particularly challenging.
The Irish Times
9
Get BBC Ouch's disability talk programme delivered to your device every week.
BBC
10
Studies on young children with reversible autism and intellectual disability are discussed.
Pubmed
11
In all, 26 health and disability groups have been relieved of support.
The Irish Times
12
Others will work to support community, mental health and learning disability services.
BBC
13
After a year, both groups had mild levels of disability, on average.
Reuters
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Results: Participants with faster baseline gait had lower rates of incident disability.
Pubmed
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Results were comparable in analyses that controlled for baseline health and disability.
Pubmed
16
National Associations across Britain are increasingly pro-active in providing disability football options.
BBC
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Disability through the time
Disability across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
South Africa
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