Measurements of grip strength or pinch grip were presented in 11 studies but only 3 reported pre- and post-intervention data [ 23, 25, 29] and 3 gave a descriptor of post-treatment outcomes, for example 'no significant change or deterioration' [ 20, 48, 66].
You can trace it back centuries, to a time when there was a literal gentry responsible for social cleansing; when the bailiffs were on horseback and "artisanal" was a descriptor of a pre-industrial social class, rather than vogueish hipster branding.
(PhD, USA) c CAM and IM as a descriptor of patients' behaviors In the views of the interviewees, patients did not choose between CAM therapies and conventional medicine.
Other changes, generic to the seventh edition of UICC, are the elimination of Mx and the introduction of a descriptor of perineural invasion Pn.
Pathological anxiety and anger are not considered to be mood disorders in the DSM, although they are listed as abnormal moods in a majority of psychiatric texts and dictionaries [ 6- 8] Irritability is listed as a descriptor of numerous and varied disorders in the DSM-IV.
While previously divided into emphysema and chronic bronchitis, emphysema is only a description of lung changes rather than a disease itself, and chronic bronchitis is simply a descriptor of symptoms that may or may not occur with COPD.
Another common approach is to apply a descriptor of sequence and structural motif to predict ncRNA homologs.
The survey we used included "sterile" because this term had been used in community awareness activities and should have been familiar to those who had heard of the proposed release, and we added "genetically modified" as a descriptor of the mosquitoes.
He himself liked the adjective 'remarkable', and much preferred it to the more common 'creative' as a descriptor of outstanding advertising.
But Macintosh turns out to be as deceptive a descriptor of Betty as Filth is of the spotless Feathers.
