impaired造句

His blunder impaired his influence.

Which indicates that their digestion was impaired.

His impaired foot pained him sharply.

His hearing was impaired after the explosion.

None had a history of impaired auditory acuity.

For example, male infertility can be caused by impaired sperm production, function or delivery.

There is evidence that people with major depression may have insensitivity to insulin and impaired glucose tolerance.

After a while she looked out again and the poets were changed, for their bloom was impaired.

"Treatment with antibiotics requires one to three weeks. Scar tissue forms, But kidney function is usually not impaired."

They had grade-point averages of 3.0 or below at the end of eighth grade and were not emotionally or developmentally impaired.

One worker, who was mentally impaired, died after being beaten by one of Mr. Heng’s helpers, and the police rescued 31 workers, who were thin and scarred.

Green tea is known to heal and prevent diseases like cancer, heart disease, rheumatoid arthritis, infections, impaired immune functions, and cardiovascular diseases.

Exposing the affected offspring to a chemical that mimics dopamine induced elevated secretion of a stress hormone, suggesting that the rats' stress control systems had been impaired.

Know the signs of depression: apathy, loss of energy, loss of appetite, impaired concentration, loss of interest in favorite activities, feeling guilty, worthless, or hopeless.

The NGO was allowed to provide support and training at an orthopedic hospital, a school for hearing-impaired children, a coal mine hospital, and a home for elderly persons with disabilities.

They found a significant decrease in a marker associated with cell damage, which can cause impaired brain, muscle, liver and kidney function as well as ageing effects on the skin.

Those who have seriously impaired the Party's relations with the masses, or those who have been at odds with the Party politically all along and have merely pretended to be in agreement with it, and so forth.

Predictors of poor prognosis are greater baseline impairment (where patients are greatly impaired at the onset), cognitive disturbance, old age, and lack of temors at the onset of the disease.