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Meanings of severely impaired in English

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Usage of severely impaired in English
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Neurons containing the polar aggregates exhibited severely impaired transport along basal dendrites.
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Not so for blind people, or those whose sight is severely impaired.
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This was associated with severely impaired vasodilation in systemic and renal vessels.
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Additionally, we confirmed that spermatogenic function is severely impaired in maldescended gonads.
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Downward displacement of the cerebellum causes hydrocephalus in the most severely impaired cases.
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The sigma1B-deficient mice have reduced motor coordination and severely impaired long-term spatial memory.
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Introduction: Patients with sepsis often demonstrate severely impaired immune responses.
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However, nodule functioning was severely impaired, with a significant reduction of nitrogen fixation capabilities.
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Furthermore, when the N box sequences are disrupted, this negative regulation is severely impaired.
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Distracters severely impaired perceptual performance, and this impairment was greatly reduced by spatial cueing.
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As a vegetable, ' severely impaired,' as he calls it, blind?
Accident
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Mutant larvae deficient for these transcription factors showed severely impaired visually driven foraging behavior.
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The productivity of staple crops such as maize and wheat would be severely impaired.
The South African
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Delayed cutaneous hypersensitivity responses and Ab responses to T cell-dependent antigen were severely impaired.
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Crucially, the mammary stem cell repopulation capacity was severely impaired.
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Instead, long-term ozone exposure lowered circulating insulin and severely impaired glucose-stimulated beta-cell insulin secretion.
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