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Classifications are based on functional mobility.
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Another difference between the two methods is the outcome of interest: while the GBD 2010 focused on years lived with disability, which can be considered a measure of healthiness of years lived with a disease [ 32], the attribution method estimates the disability burden based on the disability prevalence by cause, where disability was defined based on functional and mobility limitations.
The estimated cost function based on functional properties H2(n).
The exposure of interest was functional status determined by a licensed physical therapist based on the functional mobility sub scales of the Functional Independence Measure.
Research based on functional magnetic imaging (fMRI) scanning, suggests that the brains of psychopaths have different automatic responses.
For example, neural prosthetics strive to restore limb mobility and communication capacity in disabled subjects by interfacing brain potentials [1], [2], [3] or EMG activity [4], [5], [6] to artificial actuators or devices based on functional electrical stimulation [7], [8].
A number is given to each class of skiers based on their functional mobility or vision levels; the results are calculated by multiplying the finish time by the factored number.
The factoring system works by having a number for each class based on their functional mobility or vision levels, where the results are calculated by multiplying the finish time by the factored number.
The visual classifications are based on medical classification, and not on functional mobility.
Finally, neither physical fitness nor executive functions mediated the effects of training type on functional mobility variables.
31 Regarding arthritis in particular, its burden on functional mobility should be reflected by TUG.
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