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Significados de functional impairment em inglês

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Uso de functional impairment em inglês
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Pediatric chronic pain is a significant problem associated with substantial functional impairment.
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Background: The literature documents that functional impairment is associated with affective disorders.
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Sarcopenia, a loss of muscle mass and strength, contributes to functional impairment.
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Upper moiety functional impairment was associated with structural abnormalities shown by ultrasonography.
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Muscle pathology on MRI correlated positively with disease duration and functional impairment.
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This functional impairment was rescued by the extracellular excess of recombinant vimentin.
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The magnitude of these changes increased significantly and progressively with increasing functional impairment.
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Background: Postural deficits in Huntington's disease are linked to functional impairment.
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Heat shock preconditioning strongly improved graft viability and reduced functional impairment.
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Procoagulant microparticles are increased in interstitial lung diseases and correlate with functional impairment.
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Despite chemotherapy, eyes with severe functional impairment gradually increased over time.
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In addition, anemia has been implicated in functional impairment and falls.
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This ATP hydrolysis also decreased HO formation and mitigated functional impairment in vivo.
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Sepsis leaves the survivors with an aftermath of physiological, neuropsychiatric, and functional impairment.
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This study also assesses the associations among systems, functional impairment, and global health assessments.
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Nevertheless, the choice among thorough, yet brief, well-validated assessments of functional impairment is limited.
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