ライフサイエンスコーパス: handicap

1 thological process leading to disability and handicap.

2 n the World Health Organization's concept of handicap.

3 ads to long-term impairment, disability, and handicap.

4 ial risk factors, and self-perceived hearing handicap.

5 sease duration and severity, disability, and handicap.

6 and is associated with a mild form of mental handicap.

7 xonal loss, resulting in severe neurological handicap.

8 rate hearing loss and severe hearing-related handicap.

9 bjective assessment and standardization is a handicap.

10 tship signals his type, and acts as a costly handicap.

11 derate dissociation rate and transpositional handicap.

12 ion may add to the risks posed by this early handicap.

13 death of neurons, causing mental or physical handicap.

14 h severe HIE die or have severe neurological handicaps.

15 ion is also a useful method for the visually handicapped.

16 in repair ultimately fails as disability and handicap accumulate.

17 is the leading cause of long-term neurologic handicap and infant mortality, accounting for 35% of all

18 Such patients have an increased handicap and poorer prognosis.

19 es correlated closely with other measures of handicap and quality of life.

20 e chance of overfitting, lower computational handicap and reduce information redundancy.

21 placement therapy considerably reduces motor handicap, and effective treatment of associated depressi

22 iorespiratory fitness results in disability, handicap, and reduced quality of life.

23 with hitherto preventable mental or physical handicaps, and represents a substantial change in the ou

24 tes, about 10% of the cases of severe visual handicap are attributed to this group of disorders.

25 ne growth retardation and neurodevelopmental handicaps are common among infants born to HIV-positive

26 He initially rejected the "handicap" argument but gradually accepted it, a process

27 m could be a major cause of the neurological handicap associated with hydroxysteroid (17beta) dehydro

28 however, their in vivo application has been handicapped because of poor signal.

29 monstrating parallel intron gain is severely handicapped, because intron sequences often evolve excee

30 a specific craniofacial problem that can be handicapping, both functionally and socially.

31 cal and social environmental conditions that handicap brain functioning and support the use of physic

32 RAXE is thought to be associated with mental handicap, but this is usually mild compared to that of t

33 systems neural science, have been seriously handicapped by a lack of adequate genomic information.

34 the role(s) MGO plays biologically have been handicapped by a lack of direct methods for its monitori

35 ate cancer is at an early stage and has been handicapped by a lack of satisfactory animal models.

36 The study of P2X receptors has long been handicapped by a poverty of small-molecule tools that se

37 However, these strategies targeting CD47 are handicapped by large antigen sinks in vivo and indiscrim

38 d the greatest retinal slip were those least handicapped by oscillopsia.

39 Ps in intact animals, such as mice, has been handicapped by poor penetration of excitation light.

40 me faster than stimulated emission, which is handicapped by practically achievable pump intensities.

41 laria control programmes is recognised to be handicapped by the capacity of the health system to deli

42 However, this approach is often handicapped by the extreme length of the 3'-UTR.

43 gher selectivity and lower side effects were handicapped by the lack of an experimental structure of

44 lightweight, portable GC instrumentation is handicapped by the need for compressed carrier gas to dr

45 glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase have been handicapped by the need to destroy the tissues to study

46 op preventive vaccines or remedial drugs are handicapped by the parasite's rapid evolution of drug re

47 Efforts to determine natural history are handicapped by the primary characteristics of the diseas

48 within the susceptibility haplotype has been handicapped by the strong linkage disequilibrium across

49 ion of rigid and flexing cylinders, but this handicap can be overcome with practice for both nonrigid

50 onnaire designed to quantify the severity of handicap caused by oscillopsia.

51 ng in cognitive and motor neurodevelopmental handicaps caused by suboptimal neural stem cell (NSC) re

52 an impact on the treatment of neurologically handicapped children in the future.

53 antly improved their level of disability and handicap compared with those in the wait-list control gr

54 This severely handicapping condition appears to affect only the extrem

55 ychologic disability, social disability, and handicap dimensions showed negative correlation with est

56 outcome measure, but had a limited validity (handicap domain).

57 ghlighted considerable variation in reported handicap due to oscillopsia.

58 d predictors of the degree of disability and handicap during the hospital stay.

59 The scales were highly sensitive to the handicapping effects of increasing seizure frequency, em

60 This observation illustrates the handicap encountered by nucleic acid systems with inclin

61 To determine whether its lack handicaps energy metabolism and/or acid elimination, we

62 In a subset of 60 AMN patients, a moderate handicap evolved over a period of 16.2 +/- 8.9 years.

63 ragile X syndrome is characterized by mental handicap, facial dysmorphism and expression of a fragile

64 ring Aid Benefit (APHAB) and the Hearing Aid Handicap for the Elderly (HHIE), two disease-specific me

65 The high rate of handicap has become a matter of medical and social consi

66 s a profound sense of loss and the resultant handicap has been likened to that of the most severe med

67 otherapy responses in patients poses a major handicap in cancer treatment.

68 been found to be associated with mild mental handicap in families.

69 f4 family, Fmr2, which is involved in mental handicap in humans, binds Siah proteins in a similar man

70 hearing loss is the most common neurosensory handicap in neonates.

71 ereby extending the concept of a natriuretic handicap in obese individuals observed in non-Hispanic w

72 s, postural stability, and dizziness-related handicap in patients with chronic dizziness.

73 ilitation resulted in reduced disability and handicap in patients with progressive MS.

74 therapy significantly reduced disability and handicap in patients with stroke who were not admitted t

75 profound retinal pathology and severe visual handicap in patients.

76 nd the other of which enters nucleoli but is handicapped in binding to Mdm2 and NPM, were defective i

77 mouse embryo fibroblasts, the p53 protein is handicapped in inducing this checkpoint response.

78 they present with epilepsy and developmental handicaps in both children and adults.

79 Parkinson's disease and can help to explain handicaps in driving capacities and dysfunctional 'theor

80 mal dominant disease more common in mentally handicapped individuals.

81 he paired VNS group improved on the Tinnitus Handicap Inventory (THI) (p = 0.0012) compared to contro

82 the percentage improvements in the Tinnitus Handicap Inventory (THI) scores, and numeric rating scal

83 self-administered questionnaire, the Hearing Handicap Inventory for the Elderly-Screening version.

84 erceived, whereas correlations with tinnitus handicap inventory scores and other variables known to b

85 The Tinnitus Handicap Inventory, Hearing Handicap Inventory, and Tinnitus and Hearing Survey are

86 The Tinnitus Handicap Inventory, Hearing Handicap Inventory, and Tinn

87 the technological limitations that severely handicap its potential.

88 ssion between two or more samples, which has handicapped its ability to classify tissue types.

89 Outcome measures including disability, handicap, length of stay, morbidity (infective complicat

90 ility (Functional Independence Measure), and handicap (London Handicap Scale).

91 ntrations in obese individuals ("natriuretic handicap") may play a role in the pathogenesis of obesit

92 ts the contention that measuring 'subjective handicap' may be a more sensitive, and more useful, appr

93 f embryonic selection, and propose a genetic handicap model whereby an individual bearing an extremel

94 for this difference is the immunocompetence handicap model, which posits that the greater infectious

95 Handicap models of sexual selection predict that male se

96 tion, and no history of stroke and prestroke handicap (modified Rankin Scale score, < 2).

97 time estimates suffer from a methodological handicap, namely that they are asymmetrically bounded ra

98 e focused measurement model, the 'Subjective Handicap of Epilepsy' (SHE) scale, based on the World He

99 critically discuss potential advantages and handicaps of this new therapeutic approach.

100 intentionally feigned by the patients whose handicap often outweighs possible short-term gains.

101 t signal transduction pathways but imposes a handicap on popular CaM-based calcium biosensors, which

102 bility and stupor or coma resulting in major handicap or death.

103 % CI, 1.10-3.29), and not having an observed handicap (OR, 0.11; 95% CI, 0.02-0.52) were associated w

104 patients with pancreatic cancer, a severely handicapped patient with mental retardation, and a patie

105 ommon three-letter words, observers have the handicap predicted by recognition by parts: a word is un

106 The handicap principle has been applied to a number of diffe

107 elps to address a significant tension in the handicap principle literature.

108 y, by identifying mates with superior genes (handicap principle), are traits on which sexual selectio

109 ss this question is a refinement of Zahavi's handicap principle.

110 atients' knowledge about stroke, disability, handicap, quality of life, and satisfaction with service

111 0.05, difference 1 [0 to 2]); and the London handicap scale (76 vs 65, p<0.05, difference 7, [0.3 to

112 oups did not differ in progression to Oxford Handicap Scale (OHS) scores of 2-6 (log-rank p=0.12) or

113 r sustained morbidity of any cause by Oxford Handicap Scale [OHS] score >/=2 for >/=2 successive year

114 Independence Measure), and handicap (London Handicap Scale).

115 ity index, Frenchay activities index, London handicap scale, hospital anxiety and depression scales,

116 e 28, the carer strain index, and the London handicap scale.

117 neuropsychiatric features, including mental handicap, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and epilepsy,

118 d was negatively correlated with oscillopsia handicap score so that patients who suffered the greates

119 Greater oscillopsia handicap scores were significantly correlated with a gre

120 The stability conditions for honest handicap signalling are presented for a single channel a

121 e shown to conform with the results of prior handicap signalling models.

122 A game-theoretic model of handicap signalling over a pair of signalling channels i

123 The vital thing about handicap signals is that their honesty requires that tho

124 reased significant differences in neurologic handicap, somatic growth, or developmental milestones wh

125 and brain tissue examined from six mentally handicapped subjects with autism.

126 Pediatric hearing impairment is a chronic handicap that can potentially lead to the development of

127 Nonetheless, several factors currently handicap the applicability of electrode materials entail

128 owever, the complexity of many behaviors can handicap the interpretation of such models.

129 show that pharmacological treatments may not handicap the outcome of pharmacological treatment as muc

130 of previous Prosocial Choice Tests may have handicapped the apes unintentionally.

131 at in psychiatric genetics, ignoring nurture handicaps the field's capacity to make new discoveries a

132 suggesting that early school starting times handicap their performance.

133 This has handicapped therapeutic exploitation of its fibrin-speci

134 particular the oncogenes c-Myc and Klf4, may handicap this method for human therapeutic applications.

135 However, many handicaps to gene repair therapy remain.

136 Handicap was studied with the modified Rankin scale, and

137 Scales focusing specifically on handicap were more sensitive to group differences in sei

138 in borderline patients that can become less handicapping with reliable, but not excessive, responsiv

139 is to reduce their levels of disability and handicap, yet little systematic research into the outcom