We found high sum of four skin-folds, particularly in females and non-ambulatory, which is in agreement with high levels of body fat reported in previous studies (Bandini et al. 1991; Mita et al. 1993; Shepherd et al. 1991).
An analogous system to DRGs has not been established for ambulatory activities, which has discouraged codification of ambulatory activity.
PeakVO2 in non-ambulatory persons with MMC was lower than in ambulatory persons which may be caused by the lower amount of active muscle mass during arm ergometry compared to cycling.
Masked hypertension is associated with increased risks of cardiovascular morbidity and mortality compared with sustained normotension (non-elevated clinic and ambulatory BP), which is similar to or approaching the risk associated with sustained hypertension (elevated clinic and ambulatory BP).
"Survival Guide" is just that, a survival guide, something you'd get from the C.D.C. about disaster preparedness, chronicling everything from the life-span of a zombie to its ambulatory speed, which, thank heaven, is slow.
Emerging data reveal that oral estrogen therapy can increase clinic blood pressure (BP) in post-menopausal women; however, it is important to establish its effects on ambulatory BP, which is a better predictor for target-organ damage.
The Remmers Sleep Recorder is an ambulatory monitor, which measures snoring, arterial oxygen saturation, respiratory airflow, EKG and body position.
Our initial needs assessment included national surveys of ambulatory care, which we used to choose topics for content development [ 16].
The physician referred to the patient's ambulatory record which they themselves, or a physician in their department, wrote.
