mental impairment การใช้

• AMACR deficiency can cause mental impairment, confusion, learning difficulties, and liver damage.
• In its milder forms, it can cause lesser degrees of mental impairment.
• More than one-fifth of the people receiving disability benefits have mental impairments.
• However, some of those 200 + medical conditions do result in mental impairment.
• Hearing loss and mental impairment can be a long-term sequela of GBS meningitis.
• Her lawyer Gregory Reed confirmed that she has dementia, or severe mental impairment.
• More than 30 percent of the people receiving disability benefits have mental impairments.
• But a person with a mental impairment is often in denial.
• Most of the children being denied benefits have mental impairments or behavioral problems.
• Technically, that person would not fit under the guidelines for mental impairment, he said.
• The courts disagreed with the allegation of grave mental impairment and allowed the execution.
• Some argue a society is judged by how it treats people with mental impairments.
• "People are understandably skeptical when someone suggests some kind of mental impairment, " he said.
• They certainly suffer severe confusion and mental impairment though.
• But we have much less experience with mental impairments.
• In its milder forms, it ripples across entire societies, with lesser degrees of mental impairment.
• These days, it's not just violent criminals claiming mental impairment when they broke the law.
• Another third have mild mental impairments, and the remaining third are moderately or severely mentally impaired.
• Other previously identified factors include living alone, lack of social support and physical or mental impairment.
• If jurors find there was no mental impairment, Kaczynski could face the death penalty if convicted.