Similar words: impair, by fair means or foul, garment, torment, tormented, bewilderment, implement, impediment. Meaning: [ɪm'permənt /-peəm-] 
n. 1. the occurrence of a change for the worse 2. a symptom of reduced quality or strength 3. the condition of being unable to perform as a consequence of physical or mental unfitness 4. damage that results in a reduction of strength or quality 5. the act of making something futile and useless (as by routine).
n. 1. the occurrence of a change for the worse 2. a symptom of reduced quality or strength 3. the condition of being unable to perform as a consequence of physical or mental unfitness 4. damage that results in a reduction of strength or quality 5. the act of making something futile and useless (as by routine). 
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121. Its clinical manifestations include bradykinesia, rigidity and tremor, usually companied with cognitive impairment, mental disorder and other behavioral changes.
122. Disadvantages of saddle anaesthesia: possible postoperative headache, high incidence of uroschesis and possible hearing impairment.
123. Objective Discuss the diagnostic value and video character of CT to lung impairment caused by Paraquat poisoning.
124. Concussion: Period of nervous - function impairment mild Brain injury, often with no Bleeding in the cerebral cortex.
125. Chronic alcoholism could contribute to impairment of nerve system and brain functions, even some psychiatric disorder such as hallucination, heteroptics, acousma and so on.
126. ObjectiveTo explore the effects of rhonchus on senile degenerated cardiac valvular disease(DCVD) and features of rhonchus's impairment on valvular structure and function.
127. In the case of libel suit, the speech subject should mainly take the responsibility for rights impairment with unauthentic news of media, while the media merely have a responsibility of error.
128. Investment income from the provision for impairment of the company much more?
129. However, the underlying neuromechanism of the age-related impairment of learning and memory is not yet clear.
130. This requires an additional allocation of the impairment loss ( explained below ).
131. Three male patients aged 82, 56 and 60 years presented with cognitive impairment and hemiparesis, weakness of the tongue and facial muscles, and pain and weakness of the left arm, respectively.
132. Nine did , while 19 developed mild cognitive impairment, which can worsen Alzheimers.
133. The clinical laboratory tests revealed functional impairment of visceral organs due to metastatic calcification.
134. The book balance under this System refers to the actual amount of account without deductions of provision made for the account (e.g., accumulated depreciation, provisions for impairment of assets).
135. This article reviews the molecular mechanism and genetics of vascular cognitive impairment.
136. Vancomycin overdosage can produce reversible renal impairment in preterm neonates.
137. Deteriorations in glucose homeostasis can develop in the absence of any impairment in GIP or GLP-1 levels.
138. Nursing management needs to focus on the chronicity of the disease and preventing visual impairment.
139. His current mental suffering is largely attributed to the incident on 2 January 2008. Currently, he has 50% loss of earning capacity and 10% impairment of whole person.
140. The impairment loss allocated to a long-lived asset should not reduce its carrying value below fair value.
141. Visual impairment, whether obvious or subtle,(sentencedict .com) can have a profound effect on a child's development.
142. In object recognition memory experiments with rats, we found that memory impairment can take the opposite form: a tendency to treat novel experiences as familiar.
143. Such activities might lead to serious impairment of competition in the markets involved.
144. The animals' DCS with severe dysfunction or failure of blood vessels, DCS became worse owing to progressive impairment of microvascular function during recompression and decompression.
145. Noise interference and multiaccess interference are the main impairment to the performance of chaotic CDMA DS/SS communication systems.
146. Impairment of LV function and synchrony existed only in diastole in HHD patients.
147. The weakness of the muscles of the left side of his face, tongue, jaw and pharynx accounted for his difficulty in swallowing and the impairment of his speech. His voice was weak and dysarthric . .
148. In some patients, cognitive impairment may mask the symptoms of important conditions.
149. The per-share earnings included a 10 - cent - per - share hit attributable to restructuring and impairment charges, the company reported.
150. In light of the universal phenomenon of information distortion in current securities business, this paper expounds the impetus for "big bath" caused by the allowances for assets impairment.
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