Czyli z akcentem na "brak pełnej" (sprawności). Np. resulting from disability.

In our research, according to about half (41.9%) of the respondents, the attitude of people in our country toward handicapped persons is rather bad, and those people are also dissatisfied with their lives. Respondents understood “disability” as lack of full mobility (27.7%) or difficulties in functioning in society (23.5%). Only 21.7% of the respondents declared that they met people with disabilities in their surroundings, and 20.8% had disabled friends. - http://progress.umb.edu.pl/node/286

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This study illustrates improvement in the difficult lifestyle of a sample of the disabled in various parts of the world. Lack of access to medical care and inadequate nutrition complicated their physical state. Lack of mobility inhibited their interaction with society. Limited access to employment and education prohibited their fullest contribution to society, and burdened the family. - https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3560642/

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Given significant auto dependence in these largely low density areas of the Region, this predicts a substantial lack of mobility among seniors and persons with disabilities who are not able to drive or do not own personal vehicles, and increasing demand for public transportation services - http://www.sacog.org/sites/main/files/file-attachments/senio... - page 4